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Former president Bill Clinton has tested positive for COVID-19 and says he is thankful to have been vaccinated and boosted.

A private Nebraska university has prohibited a student group from using a sign featuring an AR-15 with the expression "print guns, not money," referring to Young Americans for Liberty's (YAL) opposition to the federal reserve.

Shreveport's University Elementary School teacher Blaine Banghart is "mostly just enjoying the confusion" from students about gender identity, using Mx. rather than Mr. or Ms.

The House Ways and Means Committee received six years of Trump's federal tax returns.

Russia's Federation Council, the upper house of the Federal Assembly of Russia, on Wednesday unanimously approved a law banning indoctrination materials promoting non-traditional sexual relationships, pedophilia, and the dissemination of information about LGBT people in the media, the Internet, ads, literature, and movies.

"NATO's door is open" to the possibility of adding Ukraine, said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

A newly released series of emails between Fauci and other officials describe the lab leak coverup as it occurred in real-time.

During an inspection by a Public Safety trooper, a driver of a truck confessed he had illegal immigrants.

The Los Angeles Unified School District encourages students to celebrate transgenderism, but criticizes Thanksgiving.

Families of team Iran threatened by Iranian officials.