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Reporter Donald McNeil did nothing wrong. Why won’t he say so?

“We win. They lose.” That’s how Ronald Reagan described his vision of the Cold War’s end. For eight years he pushed and prodded the Soviet Union until it finally collapsed, thirty years ago this past December.

An explosion wounded four U.S. Army troops, and a working dog during an operation that resulted in the death of a senior Islamic State leader, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a statement Friday. A helicopter raid Thursday evening, conducted with Syrian Democratic Forces partner…

Like it or not, Europe’s refugee crisis had a massive political impact. And it’s still being felt.

The truly unprecedented devastation of COVID-19 has impacted the role of the first lady in ways not seen before.

By the end of his eight years in office, America was roaring. He did it all with a smile, was graceful under fire and a gentleman in a profession that seems to reward rude aggression. 

The growing demand for consistent data backup storage options that do not rely upon continuous power sources or batteries, such as USB flash drives, is primarily driving the global USB flash drive market. In addition to this, the inflating need for secure data transfer, especially across the corporate, government, and military sectors, is further catalyzing the market for USB flash drives.

It is difficult for a TV show to elicit sympathy for cultists shooting at cops. But the new-to-Netflix series 'Waco' manages it.

Today, Senators Rick Scott and Josh Hawley introduced the World Health Organization (WHO) Accountability Act to hold the WHO…

Federal officials in Massachusetts have called for convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to hand over the $1,400 COVID relief money and any other funds in his inmate trust account, to be put toward the more than $101 million he owes his victims.

The DOT’s proposals wouldn’t have prevented the East Palestine crash, and they reflect years-old priorities of environmentalists and unions.

The commander of a Minneapolis police precinct has been replaced following the uproar over Christmas tree decorations that the mayor said amounted to a “racist display.”

Review of Democratic House Intelligence Committee chairman's public statements finds many contradicted, some linked to Russian disinformation.

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Let's face it: You don't go get a McDonald's breakfast for those rubbery little bowling-alley sausage patties or the lame folded egg or even the McMuffin. You go for that snappy, crunchy, modestly greasy hash brown, the queen of the fast-food breakfast kingdom.

Post-infection immunity is superior to protection from COVID-19 vaccines, according to a new study from U.S. Centers for ...

On the after show of his daily Facebook Live video podcast “The Ben Shapiro Show” Tuesday, host and Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Wire Ben Shapiro said that “[i]f you don’t think there’s a difference between men and women, you are a fool.”

When the anti-Israel group J Street endorsed Joe Biden for president last month, he welcomed the endorsement by an organization he describes as having “uny

U.S. - According to teachers union reps, stressed-out teachers across the country are looking forward to a relaxing summer break after a grueling year of staying at home and watching Netflix.'This year has really taken a toll,' said 3rd-grade teacher Patricia Peasley between mouthfuls of popcorn and episodes of Bridgerton. 'I'm almo ...

More information emerged Saturday about Jamal Simmons, who was recently hired as communications director for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Authorities also purposefully burned chemicals left in derailed cars over concerns of a possible explosion.

"She's contributing to women being sold and girls being raped everyday."

It comes a day after one of Trump’s personal valets tested positive for the coronavirus.

Students at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, pictured, are only allowed to leave their dorm rooms to go to the bathroom or get food, do laundry, and pick up packages.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday that Senate Democrats should move to protect voting rights by "adjust[ing] the rules."