2023

The father of the alleged Georgia school shooter claimed his son was bullied by classmates, who reportedly called him gay, which created a "very difficult" situation for him.

In August, the U.S. saw a smaller increase in employment numbers than analysts had predicted, while the unemployment rate experienced a slight drop from the previous month, revealed in the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report released last Friday.

On Wednesday, the Virginia Department of Elections officially processed and accepted Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears's application for the gubernatorial race in 2025, positioning her as the inaugural Republican contender for this position, based on information from WRIC, Nexstar's station in Richmond. 

In a significant development, the defense for Hunter Biden has indicated a shift in strategy by proposing a change in plea in a bid to sidestep a trial related to federal tax offenses in California.

The FBI admitted they received anonymous tips on threats against the Georgia school shooting suspect a year ago.

Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) announced that he is investigating the Biden-Harris administration for "election interference" due to the inflated number of jobs.

The Department of Justice announced charges for six Hamas leaders over the October 7, 2023 attack.

A Christian teacher in Ireland has been fired after he refused to use students' preferred pronouns.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' daughter was reportedly arrested in Georgia for driving with a suspended license recently.

A report by Open Doors International reveals that Christians are being "deliberately targeted" and killed in Nigeria.