Following Special Counsel John Durham's indictment of Clinton-connected attorney Michael Sussmann, national security advisor Jake Sullivan was named in connection with Sussman's indictment.
The move sparked outrage among homeless rights activists which resulted in protests and threats towards the dealership.
Marine Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller was arrested on Monday and sent to the brig after publicly criticizing military leadership over the United States' withdrawal from Afghanistan.
New York City is among one of America's largest cities with the strictest COVID-19 "safety" requirements.
The New Yorker invited "How To Blow Up A Pipeline" author Andreas Malm on its weekly radio show where the far-left climage change extremist implored the environmental movement to embrace violence.
Nikole Hannah-Jones of the 1619 Project has taken author and fellow social justice warrior Frederick Joseph to task after he used his massive social media platform to get a white woman fired.
In the past several weeks the city of Chicago has seen coordinated efforts to raid both high-end and low-end retailers.
"We will be able to ensure that anybody in the state of Texas that wants access to these special treatments, that they will be able to get it."
“And frankly Dinesh, I don’t know how any rational person can reach any other conclusion than this is intentional.”
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is making good on her promise to fire health care workers who refuse to submit to Albany's vaccine mandates.
Kovrig and Spavor have been held in Chinese custody since December 2018 on charges of espionage. In August, Spavor was sentenced to 11 years in prison, while Kovrig awaited sentencing.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki snapped at a reporter on Monday when she was asked about President Joe Biden's sinking poll numbers during a press briefing.
Principal Tipton Blish of the Broadview- Thompson K-8 public school in Seattle admitted in an email that classrooms will need to be reorganized to due to plummeting enrollment.
Kelly has been on trial in New York since August of this year, and still faces trials in both Illinois and Minnesota.
"Very few patients at St. Elizabeths Hospital have been studied more thoroughly than John Hinckley," commented US District Judge Paul Friedman.