A New Jersey congressman announced Tuesday he's donating the blue suit he wore during the Capitol Hill riot on Jan. 6 to the Smithsonian.
Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe has defeated Twitter's attempt to transfer the case to friendly court—instead it will remain in O'Keefe's backyard—winning his first major legal victory in the lawsuit against the Big Tech giant.
Adams maintained his lead over opponents Kathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley in the city's Democratic primary for New York City mayor.
Both she and her 15-year-old cohort are sentenced to a youth rehab facility until they turn 21.
Raytheon, the second-largest defense contractor for the United States, was revealed on Tuesday to have implemented a critical race theory-based training into their workplace last summer.
As part of the critical race theory teachings sponsored by Pizza Hut and First Book, one South Carolina high school teacher was revealed telling students not to talk about the contents of her class outside of that class.
RNC spokesman Mike Reed said days ago, "There is no indication the RNC was hacked or any RNC information was stolen," but a security review is ongoing.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said that the Biden administration would "certainly" support states re-imposing COVID-19 restrictions.
As he ended his short speech, he answered only one question from the press which was in regards to the latest ransomware attack.
Four Texas sheriffs as well as an association of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers sued the Biden administration last week over claims that its change in policy on deportations "is allowing 'extremely dangerous illegal aliens' to be released onto the streets."
"I think there's no question that there continues to be systemic racism in our country. We see that in a range of sectors, including in some learning institutions," Psaki said.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary said that the US will implement "targeted community by community door-to-door outreach" to get more Americans vaccinated.
Conservative commentator and author Dinesh D'Souza discussed the Supreme Court's recent landmark ruling on voter integrity and said that states will now be able to take the proper precautions to ensure US elections are safe and secure.
John McAfee's widow Janice released a statement on Tuesday saying that she does not believe that McAfee died as a result of suicide.
In a statement released by Hobby Lobby, founder David Green said he felt "commissioned by God" to run the ad and to advocate for Christian ideals.