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Nikole Hannah-Jones, the architect of the controversial 1619 Project, now confesses she "failed" her own daughter after deliberately enrolling the child in struggling New York City public schools despite having the financial means for better options.

Paramount Skydance settled its lawsuit with California and other states that attempted to block its acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery.

Vladimir Putin's ruling party has secured a record-breaking 355 seats in Russia's national parliament, cementing the strongman's grip on power in the first major election since his military launched its invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago.

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer is pushing for an investigation into the juror who wanted to hold her guilty of murder charges.

The Republican Party faces total extinction if Senate leaders refuse to eliminate the 60-vote filibuster, President Donald Trump declared Monday in a stark warning that painted a picture of permanent Democratic dominance.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has come to the defense of his senior advisor, David Milstein, after Politico accused him of soliciting cash gifts to celebrate his wedding.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has launched a new study assessing what pollutants, including the abortion pill, may be in drinking water.

A sitting Democrat just threw a wrench into his own party's plans to flip the House.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) has called technology leaders before Congress to offer insight into rising surveillance concerns.

A Chinese birth tourism operation allegedly responsible for bringing more than 1,000 anchor babies into the United States has been forced to close its doors after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won a decisive legal battle against the Houston-area enterprise.