Coronavirus
Biden administration to end public health COVID-19 emergency in May
The end of public health and national emergencies would mean that the government will no longer provide COVID-19 vaccines, tests, and other treatments to Americans
Immigration
Appeals court upholds DeSantis' blocking mass release of illegal immigrants
The court denied Biden's request to stay a ruling by a Pensacola, Florida-based district judge blocking federal policies that allowed the mass release of illegal immigrants
Politics
Stampede! More than a million voters switch to the GOP
To make matters worse for Democrats, Republicans also gained ground in counties around mid-sized cities such as Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), Raleigh (North Carolina), Augusta (Georgia), and Des Moines (Iowa)
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Alveda King on SCOTUS decision: 'today is definitely a very blessed day'
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s niece said: "There's still love and hope in America. And so let's just serve each other, and live"
Politics
Kari Lake loses to Democrat Katie Hobbs in Arizona governor election
“Arizonans know BS when they see it,” tweeted Lake after the election results were announced
Politics
Spooked by Russia's faltering Ukraine war, China holding back on Taiwan attack: intel officials
Up until a few months ago, the prevailing wisdom was that China would launch an assault following Beijing's 2022 Winter Olympics
Politics
Ex-FBI intel chief: Clinton campaign used 'contrived disinformation' to deceive voters in 2016
"This is more than just political dirty tricks," says Kevin Brock. "Political dirty tricks usually have some foundation in truth, but they just made stuff up"
Politics
U.S. prepared to ease sanctions in Venezuela if it restores democracy with free and fair elections
The U.S. suggested that if a competitive presidential vote is held in 2024 and political prisoners are freed, the U.S. could temporarily lift some or all of the sanctions against Venezuela.
Business
Fox News settles with Venezuelan businessman over 2020 election rigging claims
In the defamation claim, the businessman said he and other Venezuelans were accused of being involved in “orchestrating a non-existing scheme to rig or fix the election"
Immigration
NYC pizzeria defends feeding migrants
The owner says he will continue because of his Catholic faith, despites requests to stop.