LaRose noted that the state is still challenging another lawsuit against a state law that requires a person to present proof of citizenship before registering to vote while applying for a state driver’s license.
Senator says new revelations on Fauci's phone, computer and diary led his committee to try granting prosecutorial immunity to a former top aide to Fauci. That effort failed. The revelations include undisclosed destruction of documents and knowing attempts at increasing "gain-of-function" that weaponized the virus. Democrats -- and a few Republicans -- seem set on keeping the information from public view.
For American exporters, the deal translates to market share. For China, it’s insurance against a broken Gulf. For Iran, it is a warning that both time and customers are running short.
In an era when many news consumers have observed a biased mainstream media against the current president, their absence from the White House press pool has exposed a long-festering problem: when they’re not with the president, coverage suffers.
Sex screening is less invasive and cheaper than ever, and female athletes have supported it for decades, senators told. Girls subject to "mass grooming" when told to suppress their "correct instincts to cater to the desires of boys."
Australia is exploring potential legal action after an artificial intelligence agent accessed nonpublic information on the country’s universal health care system.
U.S. and Japanese forces fired mobile rocket artillery during training on Hokkaido as their annual Orient Shield exercise unfolded amid tensions between Japan and Russia over disputed islands farther north.
The secretary claimed foreign commercial birth tourism networks have exploited the American immigration system to sell U.S. citizenship for profit by coaching people seeking American citizenship on how to lie on their visa applications.