Category: News

This indictment follows recent federal charges against James Comey and Letitia James.

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton, who served under President Trump, faces indictment over accusations of improperly handling classified materials.

New Chinese regulations on rare earth minerals will affect countries globally and will be rolled out progressively.

Meta confirmed on Tuesday that it has taken down a Facebook page meant for tracking immigration agents, responding to a request from the Department of Justice. Attorney General Pam Bondi noted that the page targeted ICE officials and violated Facebook’s policies. This move aligns with broader actions by tech companies against such tracking.

A spouses of military personnel express fear about the impact of the government shutdown on their household finances.

In a significant development, Hamas has freed the final group of surviving hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian detainees, adhering to the recently established Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement. This article outlines details about the hostages who were released and those whose fate remains uncertain.

By Amina Niasse – NEW YORK (Reuters) – As Americans flock to pharmacies for COVID-19 vaccines, they’re hitting major snags and confusion following new U.S. guidelines that have reduced support for these shots. This latest development has led to the lowest vaccination rates since the vaccine rollout began.

The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Alex Jones concerning a staggering $1.4 billion defamation ruling stemming from his unfounded claims about a 2012 school shooting.

The world of R&B mourns the loss of D’Angelo, whose profound music legacy continues on, after his brave fight against cancer ended on Tuesday, as stated by his family.

The Supreme Court has decided not to review the hefty $1.4 billion verdict against Alex Jones, the controversial figure who infamously claimed the Sandy Hook school shooting was fabricated.