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The White House on Wednesday published a list of Thanksgiving "talking points" to be shared around the dinner table this holiday. White House chief of...

"It is profoundly unethical to give a completely novel compound to pregnant women on a mass scale without the strict protocols of clinical research to just see what happens and then pretend that this is science," write the doctors in a letter.

Philippine leaders rejected pressure from the United Nations again last week to legalize the killing of unborn babies in abortions in their country.

The United States is monitoring allegations that Ukrainian soldiers allegedly executed Russian troops in a video posted on social media that has both sides accusing the other of war crimes.

Countries with low vaccine rates have fewer coronavirus infections.

The Biden administration has said that Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman should be granted sovereign immunity in a case involving the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

New Twitter owner Elon Musk says child sexual exploitation content is the first problem the social media platform will tackle under his authority.

“Since the Biden administration came into office, we lost our purpose,” one agent said.

Persecution of Christians has worsened in at least 18 countries at the hands of both totalitarian governments and militant non-state actors in recent years, according to a new report.

Last week the world stood on the very edge of a nuclear war, as Ukraine’s US-funded president, Vladimir Zelensky, urged NATO military action over a missile that landed on Polish soil.