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Racial minorities are "more at risk" of being spied on by New York City’s massive facial recognition surveillance machine.

Gatherings have been planned in support of Canadian pastor Artur Pawlowski who sits in solitary confinement after speaking to truckers along the US/Canada border last week.

It took only 32 deaths to halt 1976 shot campaign

Reporter begins mumbling unintelligibly and stares blankly, before appearing to fall over. German TV presenter's black out is similar to other fainting spells witnessed in recent weeks, with many suspecting experimental Covid jab to blame.

Far-left publication Slate trying to “normalize” incest in an article about sexual attraction to family members, asking, “am I alone?"

Faith was a broad river running through Cooper Kupp on Sunday as the Los Angeles Rams wide receiver was named MVP of Super Bowl LVI.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly sued Facebook on Monday for violating the state's privacy protections for personal biometric data through facial recognition technology it used until recently.

President Biden's National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan hasn't had a great run in the White House over the last year — from absurd claims about the fate of Afghanistan's government to attempts to cover for Biden's botched withdrawal to more recent briefings about the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine — he's proven to be little more than a partisan hack who expects everyone to believe what he says without question.

Vaccinated "were the most likely to have worked outside the home."

Republican state lawmakers across the U.S. want to require schools to post all course materials online so parents can review them, part of a broader national push by the GOP for a sweeping parents bill of rights ahead of the midterm congressional elections.