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On Thursday, the Biden administration announced a significant move to combat climate change by targeting coal-fired power plants. A new rule from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) demands that these…
In Phoenix, Arizona, several individuals connected to former President Donald Trump have been indicted by an Arizona grand jury for their efforts to keep Trump in power after he lost…
The first week of the criminal trial of former President Donald J. Trump concluded with a shocking incident: a man set himself on fire outside the courthouse, temporarily shifting the…
Uri Berliner, the senior business editor at National Public Radio (NPR), faced a suspension due to a breach of internal policy. The suspension followed the publication of an essay by…
On Monday, former President Donald Trump announced that decisions on abortion should be the responsibility of individual states rather than being mandated by a nationwide ban. This announcement diverges from…
According to people who know about it, former President Donald Trump has shared a controversial idea: he believes he could end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine by pushing Ukraine…
The following is an account of how a false claim online managed to spread misinformation to tens of millions of Americans. This story revolves around a claim made by an…
Recently, the way elections are funded and conducted has become a hot-button issue. This became especially pronounced after the 2020 presidential election, when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife,…
Special counsel Jack Smith is in a legal standoff with U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon over how a law, known as the Presidential Records Act (PRA), should be interpreted…
In March, a group of people known for their strong opinions on various topics came together in Las Vegas. They were there to talk about creating a future where no…