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As the demand for COVID-19 vaccines begins to wane, pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is feeling the pinch.

Harvard President Claudine Gay has created an “antisemitism advisory board” following intense criticism over the university's failure to condemn its pro-terror students after the deadly attacks in Israel earlier this month.

The Pentagon declared that it was sending 300 more troops to the Middle East amid attacks against U.S. bases.

Former Pentagon official Brent Sadler told Just the News that he is concerned that United States foreign policy may be "one provocation away" from war in Asia.

An 84-page report from the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit that is part of the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Research Division, believes that DHS uses language that is “insulting, demeaning, dehumanizing, offensive, embarrassing, or othering or otherwise make individuals feel uncomfortable, marginalized, disrespected, or unsafe.”

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said over the weekend that the military has moved into a "second stage" of the war against Hamas.

A study published in the JAMA Network Open found that children are more likely to spread COVID-19 among household contacts than at childcare centers.

United States President Joe Biden released an executive order on artificial intelligence (AI), designed to establish "new standards" for "safety and security."

The state of Massachusetts reimbursed the Boston Children's Hospital $1.4 million for "gender transition services," according to a report from The Daily Caller.

Seventeen Chinese nationals were arrested in the Florida Keys after entering the United States illegally.