Politics

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul has delivered on his statement last week that he will ask the Department of Justice (DoJ) for a criminal investigation of Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and chief medical advisor to the president, for allegedly lying to Congress.

Because of the pandemic, more people have tried homeschooling and no longer want to send their children to the traditional schools.

Former President Donald Trump weighed in on the contentious GOP primary for Texas Attorney General. Incumbent Ken Paxton (R-TX) received the support of the former president over George P. Bush, who launched a primary challenge to Paxton.

A veteran sportswriter has come under fire after suggesting that United States flags on display during the opening ceremony at the Tokyo Olympics were a visual reminder of the alleged surge of white nationalism in the US.

A U.S. Senate committee has approved defense legislation that would require young women to register for military Selective Service alongside men if enacted.

Rasmussen survey finds only 42% of Americans rate the media's coverage of Covid-19 excellent or good.

Researchers at California universities accused of hiding Chinese military ties had their charges dismissed after defense lawyers received an FBI memo.

“I think he has self-interest in not being attached to this research, because more and more of the evidence is pointing towards the virus having come out of that lab.”

The White House on Friday refused to release the number of COVID-19 infections among vaccinated staff, known as breakthrough cases, after one aide tested positive earlier last week and some reporters pressed for greater disclosure.

Prime Minister of Israel Naftali Bennett announced unvaccinated citizens will not be able to attend "any activity with over 100 people, indoors or out."