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NEW YORK (AP) — Vaccinated teachers and students don't need to wear masks inside school buildings, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday in relaxing its COVID-19 guidelines. The changes come amid a national vaccination campaign in which children as young as 12 are eligible to get shots, as well as a general decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths.

'Let people travel in peace!'

Vice President Kamala Harris repeatedly declared that Republicans who support election integrity laws "don't want you to vote."

Pfizer is ready to seek U.S. authorization for a third dose of its coronavirus vaccine, outlining a top up shot within 12 months could...

Andrew Trunsky President Joe Biden is taking aim at Big Tech and Big Telecom’s growing power with a new executive order that will add regulations and

Author Ibram X. Kendi argued in a new piece for The Atlantic that there is "no debate" on critical race theory, except the one being internally waged by Republican operatives.

Rasmussen Reports found that 58 percent of likely voters agree "the media are truly the enemy of the people."

A CDC advisory panel suggested a likely link between mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and rare reports of heart inflammation in younger age groups, but noted that the benefits of receiving a shot still "clearly outweigh" the risks.

It took them a while to follow the science.

Michigan's attorney general, with assistance from police officers, will investigate people who claimed election fraud happened during the ...

Thomas Catenacci  The Pentagon’s top spokesperson admitted that the Taliban’s aggressive advances in Afghanistan as U.S. troops near their complete

During a portion of an interview with BET set to air on Friday that was broadcast on Thursday's "CBS This Morning," Vice President Kamala Harris responded | Clips

Kaylee Greenlee  Around 150 guards are staffing an empty Texas prison awaiting the arrival of criminal migrants, The Texas Tribune reported Thursday.

Michael Avenatti, who tried to frame Brett Kavanaugh and me as leading a teenage rape gang is now getting punished for something. Good.

WASHINGTON, DC—President* Biden on Thursday announced a ban on assault Legos after the FBI revealed they had seized a “fully constructed” Lego set of the U.S. Capitol from a man they have charged with leading part of the FBI-led insurrection against Congress in Washington, D.C. on January 6. US C

A group of California police officers have sued the city of Palo Alto, California, for discrimination. The city, which employs the officers, did so by

The San Francisco Gay Men's Choir faced a wave of backlash this week after joking about fears surrounding children and the "gay agenda."

Biden is not mentally or physically fit to be president of the United States. This has long been obvious to any observer with eyes or ears.

By: Donald J. Trump Wow, the numbers are really looking good for Glenn Youngkin in his race against Terry McAuliffe for Governor of Virginia. Glenn has

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan's attorney general has opened an investigation after a Republican-led state legislative panel said people are making baseless allegations about 2020 presidential election results in a northern Michigan county to raise money or publicity for their own ends.

Behold the breadth of brazenness in our two-tiered justice system. In one America, we have career violent criminals released on low bail after murder and attempted murder, when the victim is terrified the criminal will attack again if not jailed. In the other America, we have Trump supporters arrest...

In a recent email to supporters, former President Donald Trump asked, “Who shot Ashli Babbitt?” Babbitt was an Air Force veteran and Trump supporter who

Former Democratic Rep. Donna Edwards warned during a Thursday appearance on MSNBC that changes in voting laws sponsored by Republicans in dozens of states could seriously cost Democrats seats in the House and Senate. She calls for national legislation to make sure voting rights are upheld: MSNBC HOST: Well, and Donna Edwards, this political stalemate on voting rights legislation is because Congressional Republicans blocked it and the reality is reforming the filibuster doesn't seem like an actual possibility with the votes in the Senate. What can the president actually do here? DONNA EDWARDS: Well, you know, for Democrats, I mean, it is both a moral crisis of, you know, black voters, minority voters being really shut out of the process, but it also means that it's a political crisis for Democrats. These rules and restrictive rules that have put in place in the state are such that it could really cost Democrats seats in the House and the Senate and that is how serious it is, and so I think that there's going to have to be a level of urgency raised by the White House, by the president, by the vice president around the country both inside and outside strategy that is going to lift up the need to do voting rights, not in a year or down the line, but right now and I don't know that I've seen that urgency yet. I hope that I've seen it coming out of the white house from this meeting today, but some of these Democrats just have to get on board and Republicans are not going to come on board. We know that. So let's stop existing in that fantasy world and get down to the business of passing legislation that is going to make it easier and not more difficult for voters to cast their votes come the following election. MSNBC HOST: What do you think the White House could say to Joe Manchin to convince him to change his mind? DONNA EDWARDS: Well, I mean -- look, I think that Joe Manchin also has some priorities, and you know, if it's sitting down with him and asking what are the tools you need to accept in order to move voting rights forward. Let's sit down and negotiate, but the president will have to use the weight of both the bully pulpit around the country, but also the weight of the White House through the vice president, if that's the strategy to begin to lean on these senators. It is really not acceptable anymore. Black voters make up the base of the Democratic Party. They are loyal voters. They show up at the polls and this White House and this House and Senate cannot continue to let those voters down by not curtailing what's happening in these states and it can be done at the federal level and it's not just up to the courts. We've seen that. It's not just up to the Department of Justice. What is happening requires a national strategy, national legislation to make sure that these voting rights are upheld.

In one nation, at least two dozen mostly Catholic but some Anglican churches have been vandalized or torched in recent weeks; and that nation’s leaders are either openly calling for more or shrugging...

By Brandon Smith The federal government is a kind of self perpetuating blob; a cannibalistic creature that must continue to...