The alleged gunman, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, is an Afghan national who entered the US in 2021 following the disastrous US military pullout.
"The Congress today will take another step in lockstep with many of our allies, as is the Biden administration, to tighten our stranglehold on the Russian economy," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said
Over 35 fire units and 200 firefighters responded to the scene. Three hours later, the five-alarm blaze was still ongoing
Protesters reportedly tried to drown out event even after they left the room. Administration is in "serious conversation with students about our policies, expectations, and norms"
Newly introduced legislation would require think tanks and nonprofits to reveal whether they have significant funding from governments and political groups in Russia and China
The actress was emotional during the special event to which she was invited. The celebrity arrived at the White House accompanied by one of her daughters
The Ukrainians who entered through the border city of Tijuana were granted “humanitarian parole,” allowing them to stay in the U.S. until 2023
Police in Houston, Texas, are investigating for the group responsible for stealing more than 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel straight from a local gas station’s storage tanks. Police say the thieves stole 350 gallons of diesel every day for three days straight from the family-owned Fuqua Express in the southeast part of town, for a total of about 1,100 gallons.
The U.S. Secret Service’s National Threat Assessment Center released a report Tuesday that defines “incel” as “men who feel unable to obtain romantic or sexual relationships with women, to which they feel entitled.”
A Tiananmen Square protestor turned immigration lawyer was killed in his New York City office on Monday by a client upset he would not take her case. Jinjin (Jim) Li, 66, was jailed for two years in 1989 by the Chinese government for participating in the 1989 student democracy movement at Tiananmen Square that infamously ended in a bloody massacre of protesters.
Trump cited Pence’s decision to go ahead and certify the results of the 2020 election, which the former president claims was stolen from him. As vice president, Pence also served as the Senate president who presides over the congressional certification process.
