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Hollywood Listens to China—Not Parents or Christians

Being a parent won’t get you far with Hollywood — but being China will.

Lawmakers Sound Alarm on Shrinking Middle Class as Inflation Hits a High

House lawmakers are mulling the future of the middle class, as economic challenges and inflation continue to burden Americans.

Changchun Residents in Lockdown Seek Help by Hitting Pots and Pans

A lockdown of Changchun city has been going on for more than a month; with nine million people relying on one food distribution channel controlled by the authorities. Local residents reported that incidents of hunger and suicide were left uncared for.

Video of Capitol Police Allowing Protesters to Enter Side Door Will Be Used in Court

The video will be used to defend two Jan. 6 participants who are on trial for "Obstruction of an Official Proceeding." 

Musk Can Buy More Twitter Stock Now That He’s Not on the Company’s Board Anymore

With the rejection, Musk, who is now the company's biggest shareholder, is free to raise his stake above that limit.

Fake Meat Won’t Save the Planet — What We Need Are ‘Sweeping’ Changes to the Food System

“Fake meat will not save the planet,” warns “The Politics of Protein,” a report released last week by the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food).

EXCLUSIVE: Olga, a Ukrainian Refugee, Tells Her Story

"We saw buildings in nearby cities completely collapsed from rocket strikes. We saw houses completely destroyed."

COVID Mask Mandates Reinstated at Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Rice

Three U.S. universities have announced that they will temporarily reinstate a mask mandate on their campuses, citing increasing COVID-19 cases among students.

College-Educated Women Still Back Biden

Why are lots of men willing to admit that they were wrong in 2020, while college-educated women are doubling down?

Oklahoma Gov. Signs Near-Total Abortion Ban Into Law

Possible 10-year sentence for performing procedure.

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