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June is U.S. Supreme Court season where the public hears about important decisions.
Recent Senate testimony about Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former chief medical advisor to the president, reignites alarming concerns about the safety and efficacy of remdesivir, a drug used for the treatment of COVID-19 and linked to thousands of veteran fatalities.
After the American public witnessed the Department of Justice target school board parents during President Joe Biden’s term, the DOJ lawyers might have been outdone by secretive analysts at the CIA and their hated target: Stay-at-home moms and their organic gardens.
GENEVA — The fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein saga is rippling through Europe.
A conservative military watchdog says Congress must codify the military recruiting standards of the Trump administration, which has pushed meritocracy, not diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).
Here are 14 things worth celebrating, in no particular order except for the first entry.
A new report finds that many colleges and universities are helping their students cope with stress by using Care Bears, Play-Doh, pajama parties, and more.
A national defense strategist credits the resurgence in military recruiting to the "breath of fresh air" in the White House.
Though U.S. colleges and universities are teaching Generation Z to love socialism and communism, a college news reporter remains optimistic.
The Doha strike reverberates beyond Gaza, exposing Washington’s untenable reliance on a partner that harbors terrorists while hosting America’s key regional base
