May

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed this week that it’s not only African countries that need to worry about collapsing into authoritarianism.

Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube, is asking for more national laws passed to curb unwanted content from public consumption.

If swab was "processed with a PCR test, there’s a 10% chance that it ended up in a lab for genomic sequencing analysis," tweeted the CDC.

At age 63, Tom, a retired clerical worker, wasn’t planning to live out his golden years in the back seat of an old beater car in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert.

Is it better to win a war without firing a shot, or rather, convince people that you stopped a “war” that never had a chance of actually starting?

Canadian banks will receive the names of people involved in “Freedom Convoy” protests that have descended on the nation’s capital, a first step in a promised financial crackdown on demonstrators being instituted by the far-left government of Justin Trudeau.

Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is focus of lawsuit.

Amazon affiliate program, AmazonSmile, has removed Black Lives Matter from their list of charities after the organization was accused of fiscal impropriety by several states.

A group supported by Black Lives Matter Louisville has posted bail for the 21-year-old charged with attempting to shoot mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg.

The spokesman of the Canadian Freedom Congoy put out a statement warning of a possible false flag operation involving stolen firearms that could be used against the convoy.