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In a surprise announcement, Elon Musk turned down a seat on Twitter’s board of directors, according to a recent post by the company CEO, while speculations abound on the rejection as Musk was increasingly vocal about bringing about changes on the platform.

Mexico’s leader says he doesn’t “accept” Moscow’s attack, but notes past invasions of his own country by US, France, and Spain.

The House Republicans said they were concerned DOJ "has an actual conflict of interest … that could prevent a fair and impartial investigation."

Rep. Madison Cawthorn declined to backtrack on his claims about lawmakers partaking in orgies and drug use, saying that the halls of Congress were "being shuffled by cowards," while pledging to investigate Dr. Anthony Fauci and impeach President Joe Biden if the GOP retook the House of Representatives.

Ivermectin for treatment against COVID-19 may become accessible without a prescription in Tennessee if legislation that passed in the Senate on April 6 is signed by Gov. Bill Lee.

Ukrainian leader looks for a "diplomatic solution."

Similar controversy at Emory Law School apparently resolved when student government finally agrees to recognize free speech group.

The White House on Thursday slammed Texas Gov. Greg Abbott over his announced plan to bus illegal immigrants caught while entering the United States to Washington, DC, calling it a “publicity stunt.”​​

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg said he agrees with his spouse, who claimed the recently-signed parents’ rights bill in Florida would “kill kids.”

Fox News host Laura Ingraham interviewed Daily Wire reporter Mary Margaret Olohan Friday night over Olohan’s recent investigation into a Washington, D.C., abortion clinic.