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Abortionists hiring more staff, creating more 'appointment capacity'

The woman alleges she was subjected to daily abuse, including groping and catcalling.

"It’s important the American people understand what these new numbers say and what they don’t," Mark Morgan says.

A Marriott hotel in the Czech Republic declined to host a conference of activists fighting for the human rights of the Uyghur people, according to a new report. Many commentators have suggested that the company capitulated to the Communist China regime, but the hotel claims that it canceled the conference in an effort to maintain "political neutrality."

Amid rising COVID-19 cases, Austria announced it would implement a full national lockdown. The country will also require COVID-19 vaccinations for all eligible citizens – the first such measure in Europe.

A former criminal justice professor was charged by a federal grand jury for allegedly starting four California wildfires in Northern California earlier in 2021.

How many Christians try to blow up a cathedral?

Democrats persuade a slim majority to approve the centerpiece of President Biden’s economic agenda, though the bill now faces an evenly divided Senate.

The Ohio House of Representatives passed a flurry of bills this week, including a constitutional carry bill, that will now head to the Senate floor.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may take 55 years to release all the documents it used to declare Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine safe, a group of doctors and professors claim.