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Chinese citizens fed up with communist leader Xi Jinping's zero-Covid lockdowns have taken to the streets in major cities throughout China.

Breaking news out of England: Leading UK pharmaceutical regulatory watchdog rebukes Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla.

Team Biden is addressing the U.S. energy crisis by encouraging more oil drilling — in the socialist hellhole of Venezuela.

Prior to 2009, every military service member was given a Bible by the United States government.

The Pentagon has acknowledged that it can only manage to fully account for 39 percent of its $3.5 trillion in assets.

Team Biden's Department of Justice has made investigating Joe Biden’s chief 2024 political rival "a top priority," a columnist noted.

A 13-year-old Canadian hockey player and a 19-year-old Gaelic footballer are two of the latest young athletes to be added to the "died suddenly" list.

FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has all but admitted that he squandered billions of other people’s money, writing “I f---ed up” on Twitter. The question is, why isn't SBF in handcuffs?

Chinese operatives have been recruiting British citizens as spies as part of influence operations that can last years and even decades, according to the chief of domestic intelligence in the United Kingdom.

The U.S. military is failing to meet what were already minimal recruiting goals.

An appeals court has ruled that California school districts do not have the authority to individually impose Covid-19 vaccine mandates on students.

The lawsuit filed last February by Lt. Col. Vindman against former President Trump and his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, and others, had been quietly dismissed for failure to state a cause of action.

During this Thanksgiving week, Donald Trump fired back after salvos were launched at him from the Supreme Court, Department of Justice, and by none other than former Attorney General William Barr.

The demand for unvaccinated blood is surging worldwide. New blood banks that provide this "pure blood" are being set up in several countries.

Government officials in the Philippines said the nation will not follow the recommendation of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to allow abortion and divorce and to legalize same-sex marriage.