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A helicopter pilot from Tennessee and his fiancé are being called heroes after coming to the rescue of 17 people. One America’s Makenzie Miller has more.

View a gallery of photos taken during the civil rights movement.

It's "almost" like school boards think parents do THEIR bidding — vs. the other way around.

“Every lawyer, the court reporter, everyone stopped and said, ‘Did I just hear that right?’”

Biden traveled to Dover, Delaware, on Sunday to attend the dignified transfer of the 13 service members killed in Kabul suicide bombings last week and meet with the families of the fallen.

The Education Department sent letters to leaders in Oklahoma, South Carolina, Iowa, Tennessee, and Utah.

Updated Aug 30, 2021, At 2:01 PM The Cook County judge who took away a woman’s parental rights because she hadn’t been vaccinated against COVID-19

President Joe Biden attended the dignified transfers of the U.S. service members at Dover Air Force Base on Sunday, with the family members in attendance. After the ceremony, Biden met

A man who’d been convicted of rape and had previously been deported from the U.S. was allowed to board an Afghan evacuation flight and reach America, according to law enforcement sources.

The U.S. Department of Education is opening an investigation into whether prohibitions on indoor masking mandates constitute discrimination against kids with disabilities.

SACRAMENTO, CA - Larry Elder's campaign for governor of California was thrown into turmoil today after Gavin Newsom's anti-recall campaign produced never-before-seen yearbook photos showing Larry Elder wearing blackface.'This is beyond the pale,' said French Chef Pierre D’issoir, who is running Newsom's campaign. " ...

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Some expressed frustration at the failures of leadership at the top, while others are simply grieving at lives lost far too soon.

One of the Islamic State's propaganda arms, which celebrated a Kabul airport bombing that killed 13 American service mebers, uses a website and app hosted by Amazon Web Services.

This moment demands basic core competence on how to govern and lead across multiple areas, and this administration apparently lacks nearly all of it.

The White House press secretary showed once again that the administration has misled us even about small things since the very beginning.

The United States military has carried out a drone strike against an alleged ISIS-K “planner” following a suicide bombing in Kabul that killed 13 American soldiers and at least 70 Afghans.

The State Department announced new sanctions banning the importation of ammunition and firearms from Russia amid a large ammunition shortage.

The Tea Party Patriots movement has planned nationwide protests against Joe Biden's face mask and vaccine passport mandates. In a recent statement, Tea Party Patriots said it would hold at least 60 rallies across the U.S. to stand up to "medical segregation" and "government tyranny."

Andrew Kerr The top Republican member on the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations demanded the Biden administration address a report that a

'Freedom!' It’s a common cry of the far-right and other ignorant troglodytes. They think it trumps everything as if saying, 'You’re taking away my freedom!' is the end to any argument.But we live in a society. That means we have to think about each other and that your freedom isn’t the most important thing of all. And ...

Let's make them go broke...

Merely existing on a college campus these days can feel like you're walking through a minefield while blindfolded and juggling nine sticks of unstable dynamite. You just never know if you're going to offend someone by blinking in a culturally appropriative fashion. Thankfully, one school has done the hard work of identifying many things that students simply must avoid saying at all costs:

Andrew Trunsky The Taliban assured the U.S. and 97 other countries that they would allow the nations’ respective citizens to leave the country after the

A Texas law that would ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected is set to go into effect on Wednesday after the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals canceled a hearing that was supposed to take place Monday.