Florida Gov. DeSantis to sign ‘anti-riot’ bill into law, office says
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ staff said Thursday that he will approve a so-called “anti-riot” bill that would impose harsher criminal penalties on violent protesters once finalized.
Texas House moves forward with no-permit carry bill
The Texas House gave initial approval to a “constitutional carry” bill that would allow Texans to carry a handgun without a license.
China enraged as Biden sends unofficial delegates to Taiwan
Former Sen. Chris Dodd and two former U.S. deputy secretaries of state are visiting Taiwan at the request of President Joe Biden to celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the Taiwan…
Collier, Kuier taken 1-2 by Dallas Wings in WNBA draft
The Dallas Wings chose Charli Collier of Texas and Finnish player Awak Kuier with the first two picks of the WNBA draft on Thursday night.
Dominican citizen sentenced for assaulting ICE officer, biting tip off ring finger, agency says
A Dominican citizen who assaulted federal immigration officers, and bit off the tip of one agent’s ring finger, was sentenced this week to nearly four years in prison.
Cameron Smith leads RBC Heritage after career-low 62
Cameron Smith birdied the difficult 17th and 18th holes at Harbour Town to shoot a 9-under 62, his career low on the PGA Tour, and take a one-shot…
Dodgers gather at Jackie Robinson statue to pay respects
Manager Dave Roberts and the Los Angeles Dodgers started Jackie Robinson Day, several hours before Thursday night’s game against the Colorado Rockies, with a private tribute to the…
Fox Nation explores prosperous years, efficient tax cuts from Kennedy to Reagan
In the newest episode of Fox Nation’s T’he Unauthorized History of Taxes,’ host Bret Baier takes a deep dive into the 1960s and 1980s – two eras associated…
Canucks’ Miller: Return from virus layoff might not be safe
Vancouver Canucks forward J.T. Miller says it would be “very challenging and not very safe” to play Friday night because the pandemic-hit team has not had enough time…
Outgoing CBS News chief Susan Zirinsky held up an ‘I hate my job’ sign during meeting: Report
Outgoing CBS News President Susan Zirinsky reportedly scribbled “I hate my job” on a piece of paper during a meeting and held it up for her colleagues to see, Page…