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Victims of Florida Condo Collapse Will Receive $150 Million

Nearly 100 people have died as a result of the Champlain Towers South collapse

Crocs Sues 21 Companies for Allegedly Copying its Signature Shoe

Walmart and Hobby Lobby are among the defendants accused of ripping off the shoe popular with GenZ

Footage Shows Migrants ‘Walked Though Security Gate’ into Waiting Border Patrol Van

NOT KOOL: DC Mayor Bans Menthol Cigarettes to Extend ‘Long, Healthy Lives’ of ‘Black Residents’

“Today, we take a hugely impactful step to reducing tobacco initiation and addiction in...

Ban on Gender-Transitioning Treatments for Children Temporarily Blocked in Arkansas

Arkansas's HB 1570 was criticized for allegedly targeting transgendered youth

YouTube Removes Videos From Brazilian President, Cites COVID 'Misinformation' Policy

Biden: I'm Pushing To End Sale Of Multiple Round Rifles And Pistols

Biden Claims 'You're Not Gonna Get COVID' If You Have Been Vaccinated

WHITE HOUSE SPINS: Dept of Ed Blames Random ‘Error’ for Document Promoting CRT This Fall

U.S Women Soccer Opens Olympic by Kneeling and Losing to Sweden

The American and Swedish teams mutually agreed to kneel before game

DC’s Latter-day Saints Temple Will Open to the Public in 2022

The public was last permitted to enter the temple in the 1970s

Former DC Council Candidate to Propose Ballot Initiative to Create 'Autonomous African American Zones' in DC

Britain Has Deployed Two Warships to Asian Waters

Defense leaders from Britain and Japan announced the move as a step toward mutual regional goals

MILE HIGH FIGHT CLUB: FAA Reports 100 Cases of ‘Unruly Passengers’ in Just ONE Week

Shaun King Exits Social Media

The BLM activist closed his Twitter account following an announcement that he was taking a break...

Portland Rioter Who Threw IED at Cop and Set Police Department on Fire Convicted of Five Felonies

CRT BEFORE ABC: Biden Admin Backs Radical Group Pushing ‘Race Theory’ in Public Schools

Maine Voters to Decide if Food is Constitutional Right

The proposed amendment to the state's constitution has bipartisan support.

Jeff Bezos in Space

The Amazon founder and three others traveled over 60 miles above the Earth

A Second Major Company Will Shut Down its Student-Loan Services

The restart date for student loan repayments is set for the fall of 2021

Man Arrested in Oklahoma After Impregnating 12-Year-Old Girl

The 24-year-old man was arrested after arriving at a Tulsa hospital with the minor.

AOC Claims She's Not Using Capitalism, Then Describes Capitalism

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lost another battle to definitions on Monday.

WATCH: Sen. Rand Paul Says He's Asking Justice Department For Criminal Referral Into Fauci

Texas Democrats Who Fled State To Quit Releasing Numbers On COVID Positive Members