Marjorie Taylor Greene Ally On Capitol Insurrection: 'Not Antifa'
A friend of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene contradicts her in videos posted after the riots, saying it was Trump supporters who breached the Capitol.
Cruz Claims Wife 'Pissed' About Leaked Texts, Then Fiddles With Phone During Hearing
Sen. Ted Cruz continues to try and defend his Cancun trip. That was before C-SPAN cameras caught him paying less than rapt attention during a hearing in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.
Tiger Woods Seriously Injured In California Car Crash
Golfer Tiger Woods sustained "multiple" leg injuries and was rushed to surgery, according to his agent. Woods was injured Tuesday in a single-car crash in the Los Angeles area.
Hawaii Formula Would Allow Subsidies For Purchases Of $1M Homes
A controversial formula to define what is considered affordable housing on Oahu is under fire.
AOC Blasts Manchin Over Balking At Haaland Nomination For Interior
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez harshly criticized Sen. Joe Manchin, a fellow Democrat, for his "double standard" with regards to confirming some of President Joe Biden's Cabinet nominees.
Facebook To Lift News-Sharing Ban In Australia
Facebook and the Australian government reached a deal on amendments to a proposed law to make online platforms pay for news content.
New COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Aims At Underserved Communities
Under President Joe Biden, the national COVID-19 vaccination plan has become an actual plan to serve the communities most in need rather than patronage to political loyalists.
Supreme Court Orders Trump's Financial Records Released To Manhattan D.A.
The Supreme Court on Monday denied former President Donald Trump's request for a stay on the release of records related to an ongoing criminal probe into his financial activities.
Millions Across The Snowy South Can't Access Water
With power restored to most of Texas, there are still critical water shortages across the state.
Soon-To-Be-Published Paper Touts Lasers As Way To Clean Up Space
A Russian scientist is proposing the use of laser pulse emissions to clean up some of the more than 20,000 pieces of orbiting junk above Earth, making it safer for working equipment.
Thune, King Say 'Canceling' Anti-Trump Republicans Is A Bad Look
For years, Republicans have pointed to the so-called "cancel culture" employed by the left as un-American. Now both current and former GOP lawmakers say the party is doing the same thing internally.
Some States Opening Up Capitols To Firearms, Others Adding More Controls
The debate over firearms in statehouses has long been argued along partisan lines. Even after last month's riots at the U.S. Capitol, some states are making it easier to bring guns into their...
Facebook Shuts Down Pages Down Under In Response To Legislation
The Australian government wants Facebook to pay media outlets. Instead, Facebook shut down news-sharing pages across the country.
Ted Cruz Trip To Cancun Sparks Outrage From Frozen Texans
Sen. Ted Cruz said he was just trying to be "a good dad," but his trip Wednesday night to Cancun in the midst of a weather disaster in the state he represents has sparked national outrage.
Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars To Look For Signs Of Life
The most-advanced rover NASA has ever launched made a successful landing in what appears to be an old river delta on Mars, where it will take samples to be returned to Earth.
Experts Warn Of Variants As COVID-19 Restrictions Easing Around U.S.
The U.S. has been easing restrictions on activities, but experts warn there could be trouble looming.
14th Amendment Likely To Be Invoked To Oppose Trump Run
While former President Donald Trump won't commit to running for another term in 2024, the 14th Amendment provision to bar former Confederate officials from holding office will likely come into play.
Previously Unheard Of Storms Likely To Increase, Say Experts
Worsening climate change will lead to more catastrophic weather events such as the Arctic blast that crippled Texas, according to experts, and governments and individuals need to be ready.
Kroger Closing Stores In Response To Cities Adopting Hazard Pay Laws
Kroger, the largest U.S. grocery store company, announced Tuesday it would close two of its Seattle QFC locations after the city council adopted a law requiring hazard pay for grocery workers.
Country Icon Dolly Parton Politely Requests Statue Plan Be Abandoned
Tennessee state lawmakers wanted to memorialize state native Dolly Parton with a statue, but she wants them to wait.