On Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced that she is creating her own special committee to continue deep investigations of the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
Flanked by five senators from both sides of the aisle, Biden spoke from the White House about the compromise that was reached.
On Thursday, a New York court suspended former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani from practicing law in New York State due to "false and misleading statements" regarding former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss.
A Mississauga priest is receiving backlash over his Sunday sermon, in which he praised the "good done" by the Roman Catholic Church in the residential schools they ran.
The text, Wilson-Raybould says, "reflects notion that Indigenous peoples are lazy and only want money."
"So as we seek to build the kingdom of God here and now," the father tells the assembled worshipers, "working to be anti-racist, I think, is an integral part of that."
While Canadians get outside to enjoy the beach this summer, Public Safety Canada wants residents to enjoy said destinations while fully-masked.
After endorsing Andy Ngo's book, Marshall was harassed by an Antifa-led mob and smeared by left-wing media, prompting him to issue a hurried apology.
Notable pastors or church leaders who have been arrested include James Coates of Edmonton, Alberta and Aaron Rock of Windsor, Ontario.
Brandeis University has issued new language that they suggest be used because the previous terms were too offensive, oppressive, and violent. Among those terms to obliterate is the phrase "trigger warning."
"Public Schools in Loudoun County, Virginia, like so many schools in this country have gone insane in the last year they've essentially stopped teaching."
The code would make it so that bloggers, publishers, and Facebook and Twitter users could face house arrest or large fines of up to $70,000.
Or at least that was the idea. Reid asked questions, then when Rufo tried to answer, interrupted him, corrected him, and accused him of falsehoods.
Dr. Christian wrote the risk of children dying of COVID-19 is less than the risk of them dying of the flu.
Jamie Stelter and her co-anchor on Morning on 1, Annika Pergament, were referred to as "high school bullies" that frequently gossiped and made insulting remarks to other coworkers.