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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, slammed Democrats who would not show up for an in-person hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee in Yuma, Arizona, on Thursday regarding the southern border.

The City of Seattle agreed to settle a lawsuit with business owners and residents over the city's 2020 handling of the so-called autonomous zone protests originally dubbed the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP).

Texas’s Austin Independent School District (AISD) is set to celebrate “pride week” to celebrate the LGBT movement. 

Ohio residents filed a class action lawsuit on Thursday against the railroad company Norfolk Southern after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in early February and cast a toxic plume of chemicals over the town and polluted the air and water, according to the lawsuit’s text.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced this week the availability of $907 million in funding to provide short and mid-term residential options for homeless Californians with drug addiction and serious mental illness.

The combined death toll between Turkey and Syria after the February 6 earthquake surpassed 50,000 people.

The Ukraine mess is daily looking more like the Spanish Civil War of 1936 to 1939, a meat grinder that took 500,000 lives.

The aid includes weapons designed to target Russia's unnamed systems, as well as electronic warfare detection equipment, mine-clearing devices, drones, and technology to secure lines of communication.

The Lee County GOP in Florida is invoking the Nuremberg Code and calling on Governor Ron DeSantis to ban the sale and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, which they claim are a bioweapon responsible for more deaths and injuries than all other vaccines combined.

The reports come from FBI whistleblower Steve Friend.