"Ignoring the differences between democracies governed by the rule of law and contemptible organizations that engage in terrorism at best discredits one’s intended argument and at worst reflects deep-seated prejudice."
"I was told that certain sections of the document were questioning experiences with people of color or criticizing fellow employees, or even that I was using the word "genetics" in the racial context."
Nicole Harper, who was pregnant at the time, had her car flipped during a botched PIT maneuver, after an officer attempted to stop her for speeding.
Kiran Ahuja's nomination will now be debated on the Senate floor, as Republican senators expressed serious concerns over past remarks and behavior.
The United States will contribute 500 million Pfizer doses the African Union through COVAX over the next two years.
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Rhodes at Fort Carson reportedly said “if you’re a white male you are part of the problem.”
Trump said it was "outrageous" that Biden stopped construction of his border wall and the country was at risk of "being destroyed."
Amidst a push from lawmakers and protestors alike to raise the federal minimum wage to $15, McDonald’s executives are in the testing phase of new ways to cut costs in restaurants through automation.
Deputy Director of OMB Shalanda Young defended the Biden administration's use of the term "birthing people" to replace "mothers," saying that it's "inclusive."
"This is not a joke. Y'know what the Joint Chiefs told us the greatest threat facing America was? Global warming," the president told the troops at Suffolk Air Force Base.
de Villiers is also charged with sexual interference with a minor which is defined under the criminal code as touching someone under the age of 16 for a sexual purpose.
On Wednesday, The View host defended New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay for her comments saying that seeing "dozens of American flags" flying in a suburb was "disturbing."
At Kamala Harris’ press conference in Mexico City Tuesday, a woman in a case of mistaken identity was able to make it into the event to ask the Vice President a question.
Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau Tweeted Wednesday that he didn't realize he had blocked Blacklock's Reporter.
"Of course we want our teachers to know about whiteness... but we've got to start telling these children as soon as possible what's going on," the Beaverton junior and senior high school teacher said.