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Throughout the year, we’ve seen small but curious signs that corporate America is less interested in being woke than it was a few years ago.

A district judge stayed former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against YouTube until the end of the appeal against the dismissal of his case against Twitter.

Restrictions were “not an efficient way” to decrease virus transmission, according to study.

Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) died in a car crash in Elkhart County, Indiana, along with three other people on Wednesday afternoon.

The Canadian official with final say on whether or not a vaccine gets approved in the country says there isn’t a threshold that would cause the removal of COVID-19 injections from circulation, court documents reveal.

The U.S. military is hosting a drag show at a family-friendly festival at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE) at the end of July.

GE explains that Christopher Rufo, the conservative activist “credited with inspiring” the Trump-proposed executive order meant to end the so-called “diversity and inclusionary training” for government employees, is at it again.

Democrats may not be able to govern their way out of a paper bag, but they're champion complainers.

More than a dozen former Republican and Democratic officials have joined hands in creating a third political party in the United States, party leaders announced Wednesday.

Many large companies have expressed abundant support for women seeking abortions including Lyft, a cab-like ride service.