Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady had some fun with the president during his team's visit to the White House.
House Intelligence Committee member Representative Eric Swalwell was recently revealed to have held two separate meetings in the last nine months with the Qatar Foundation, a charity with links to terrorist organizations.
In one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s busy warehouses, an Amazon warehouse worker suffered a miscarriage after Amazon’s human resources denied her pregnancy accommodations.
Statham said there is no such thing as free speech in Canada, “only freedom of expression.”
Staff Supt. Randy Carter said around 100 officers assisted in the homeless encampment eviction at Alexandra Park.
Texas state troopers found over 105 illegal migrants being smuggled into the United States when authorities pulled over a semi-truck on Route 59 near Laredo.
Americans can expect more mandates following full approval of vaccines by the FDA, experts say.
During Tuesday’s press briefing, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki responded to questioning about the White House’s hand in how media covers the pandemic.
With the world’s longest lockdown finally lifted in Ontario, residents of the province are relieved that the worst seems to be behind them. However, one of Ontario’s most prominent anti-lockdown politicians warns that the fight isn’t over.
Fully vaccinated aides for Nancy Pelosi and the White House tested positive for COVID-19 after meeting with Democrats from the Texas Legislature who fled the state last week to prevent the passing of voter ID laws.
"Thanks for standing up for voting rights and the rights of Americans to have their voices heard at the voting booth and we appreciate their efforts," Psaki said of the White House's continuing message to the Texas Democrats.
"Right now there are more than 500 political prisoners in Cuba. Why? Just because they don't have the right to express themselves in the street, so we are here for them."
On Friday, Newsmax host Carl Higbie highlighted Instagram’s efforts to "shadowban" him from the platform, stating that "Instagram doesn't like what I have to say."
NCCM's CEO Mustafa Farooq said that the organization came up with the recommendations after consulting with members of the Muslim community.
Durham regional police say they were "outnumbered" when trying to break up a 2000 person party in the Whitby, Ontario.