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The alleged language guidelines are an effort to remain “impartial”

210 organizations have called on President Joe Biden to once again extend the student loan debt payments set to expire in May.

South Australian police officers who refused to get jabbed against COVID-19 can return to work after the state dropped its vaccine mandates for police on Monday morning.

Western businesses have exited Russia in droves since the country’s invasion of Ukraine, often citing humanitarian reasons as justification — yet many continue to maintain healthy relationships with China.

The Chinese regime continues to mandate its COVID-zero policy that quarantines all potential infections and locks down cities.

Agencies invoke "unusual circumstances" to exceed FOIA window for turning over communications with National School Boards Association.

A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a 14-year-old Christian student in Florida based on his description of a concerted campaign by classmates and their parents to falsely portray him as a violent wannabe killer with access to knives and guns.

Joe Biden’s first appointment to the Supreme Court was guaranteed to be controversial for reasons outside his nominee’s control. 

Churches in countries neighboring Ukraine have opened their doors to shelter and aid refugees as the United Nations refugee agency estimated Thursday that 1 million people have fled the Eastern European nation since the beginning of Russia's invasion last week. 

National Football League suspends all COVID-19 protocols, regardless of vaccination status.