After California students rescued from Afghanistan, officials say there could ‘easily’ be thousands more
After California officials helped rescue El Cajon-area students stranded in Afghanistan before the U.S. Military withdrew all troops by Monday, they said on Friday that there could “easily”…
Hillary, Chelsea Clinton spotted in the Hamptons ahead of ‘American Crime Story: Impeachment’ premiere
Chelsea Clinton and Hillary Clinton were both spotted out and about in the Hamptons as the family awaits the release of “American Crime Story: Impeachment.” The FX series…
California pension system invested more than $490 million in Chinese state-owned companies: report
California’s public pension system (CalPERS) has more than $3 billion tied up in Chinese companies, including 14 state-owned enterprises blacklisted by the Trump administration because of their ties…
Pro-life women blast Psaki’s abortion defense, ‘sexism’ toward reporter
White House press secretary Jen Psaki is facing criticism after she seemed to target a male reporter’s gender while defending President Biden’s stance on abortion.
ABBA to release ‘Voyage,’ its first studio album in 40 years
The Swedish pop group consisting of Benny Andersson, Frida Lyngstad, Agnetha Faltskog and Bjorn Ulvaeus announced their studio return via Twitter on Thursday after initially teasing something could…
Liberal reporters declare victory for alarmists after Texas abortion law
Liberal reporters declared victory on Thursday for their alarmism over Texas’ abortion law being left in place after a recent ruling from the Supreme Court. Many also called…
Former No. 1 pick hits growth spurt in Minnesota
Former first-overall NBA draft pick Anthony Edwards averaged nearly 20 points in his rookie season for the Timberwolves, but his latest feat may be more impressive.
State Dept. won’t say what happens to Afghan evacuees who fail ‘rigorous’ vetting process
The State Department on Thursday refused to clarify what happens to Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) applicants evacuated from Afghanistan that fail the “rigorous” vetting process.
Reporters praise Psaki for snapping at religious reporter for their question about abortion
Reporters praised White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Thursday for giving “another smackdown” to a reporter after they asked a question about abortion.
North Carolina school shooting victim pictured in new family photo, suspect’s identity still under wraps
North Carolina authorities shared a new family photo Thursday of the teenager killed during a shooting that broke out a day earlier at Mount Tabor High School in…