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Conservatives have pushed back against the publication's call to "forgive one another for what we did...when we were in the dark about COVID."

The Supreme Court upheld a ruling Monday giving the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) the permission to mandate masks on planes during Public Health Emergencies.

Spain is set to adopt the world's most radical transgender law, allowing minors to change their gender without the consent of a parent.

A middle school in Vermont has suspended a female student for opposing biological males in her locker room.

It seems that every day continues to bring more bad news about the future of the economy and the state of Americans’ financial health.

A medical board has moved to strip top cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough of his certifications in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease, claiming that he provided misleading medical information to the public about COVID-19 vaccines.

Many experts expect public anger over inflation to enable Republicans to regain a majority in the US House of Representatives and maybe the Senate in next week’s midterm elections.

The number of U.S. Navy sailors released from service for refusing COVID vaccination is nearing 2,000.

Sunak stated that the police's responsibility is to fight "actual crime in people’s neighborhoods, and not policing bad jokes on Twitter.”

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday dismissed an argument from a lawyer defending race-based affirmative action policies in college admissions and said that he doesn't give much weight to the idea that diversity automatically creates better outcomes.