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By Jack Phillips A Michigan family claims that their loved one died of complications after receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and that the Centers for Disease Control and…

By Ella Kietlinska Honeywell was fined $13 million for allegedly exporting sensitive data to several countries, including China, without obtaining proper authorization, the Department of State announced on May 3. The…

By Masooma Haq South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said she signed a pledge this week that aims to restore “patriotic education” as liberals push critical race theory in the school curriculum. Republicans like…

By Louise Bevan An 11-year-old autistic boy was looking for something to place at his mother’s gravesite. He walked into a gift shop in Virginia but found a lot more…

By Isaac Teo The director of China’s Confucius Institute (CI) at Carleton University claims his institute is independent of Beijing’s control, but stumbles over question about the Tiananmen Square Massacre…

By Charlotte Cuthbertson Sabrina Lopez, like many young teens in Holyoke, Massachusetts, hung out at the namesake mall. It was 2003. She always noticed a large group of kids near…

By Ivan Pentchoukov A former staffer for Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) continued to pay large sums of money in 2019 to former British spy Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS, the…

By Jack Phillips Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday appeared to launch a new communications platform, coming several months after he was suspended from Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms. The…

By Bowen Xiao As more and more states start easing pandemic restrictions, restaurants large and small are grappling with a widespread problem: hiring employees. Owners and managers from New York,…

Paul E. Alexander Howard Tenenbaum Parvez Dara Commentary What’s the rationale for vaccinating children for COVID-19? Where’s the data, the science that would support this move? We see none, and…