The national increase in homicides is close to 25 percent, meaning that in many ways this is not merely a local problem for America's big cities, but a national phenomenon.
USA Today's race and inclusion editor Hemal Jhaveri was fired this week after she claimed that "it's always an angry white man" who commits mass shootings, race-baiting in the wake of the Boulder attack. Jhaveri has since alleged that she was let go for "challenging whiteness."
As Hamilton moves back into lockdown, restrictions will likely begin to be lifted in Ontario's grey zone.
John Durham has remained silent as of late, prompting former president Trump to release a statement questioning whether there will ever be Durham report, a question that Republicans across the country are eager to have answered before it's too late.
The Chinese government have placed sanctions on four organizations and nine individuals in the UK for their criticism of treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
Tony Clark, the director of the Major League Baseball Players' Association said on Friday that he'd like to talk about moving the All-Star game away from Atlanta in the wake of new voting measures for GA state elections.
Poilievre is now demanding an apology.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has previously spoken out against the allegations of election fraud former president Donald Trump claimed last year, has now insinuated that Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia won his 2018 race against Stacy Abrams through similar means.
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) has received a "Profile In Courage" award from the JFK Library for being the first person to go against his own party line in the Trump impeachment trial.
Rosalynne Montoya didn’t pass the security’s “male” or “female” settings, to the confusion of airport staff.
“Too bad these changes could not have been done sooner!”
Nineteen U.S. senators have taken action, visiting the border in person to expose the reality of a situation Biden and his team claimed to have under control.
UK Education Secretary Gavin Williamson condemned the "threats and intimidation" that the teacher has faced. (Photo: Gavin Williamson Facebook)
The Palm Beach County School Board agreed on Wednesday to a settlement for the death of a 19-year-old autistic students, who choked on a chicken nugget in his school's cafeteria.
Julio Rosas was reporting live on Friday morning from McAllen TX right at the Rio Grande, which is the border between the US and Mexico. Rosas had shocking things to say about what he saw.