Canadian Parliament members are looking into recent allegations of CCPinterference in elections. A committee is now calling on the federal government to set up a public inquiry into the issue.
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Former high-profile lawyer Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to life in prison on March 3 for the murders of his wife and son after a jury declared him guilty on March 2. President…
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Chinese companies are feeling the heat. From the state to the federal level, officials are cracking down on Chinese firms. The Biden administration is blacklisting another 37 companies, including Chinese…
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South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Friday, a day after he was convicted of murder in the shooting deaths of his wife…
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Is the United States in danger of losing its competitive edge in science and technology? A new intelligence report argues that America is falling behind as China has been making…
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The Department of Justice argued in a March 2 court filing that former President Donald Trump should not have absolute immunity from civil lawsuits in connection to the Capitol breach.…
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New York City is paying hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters over $20,000 each to settle a lawsuit over crowd control tactics used during the George Floyd protests. The House on Mar.…
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The biggest threats facing the United States are coming from communist China. “It’s not a polite tennis match. This is an existential struggle over what life will look like in…
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At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Mar. 1, Attorney General Merrick Garland faced pressing questions from lawmakers as to whether the law has been applied equally across political ideologies. Senators asked…
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Twitter is tackling threats of violence with a new “zero tolerance” policy. The new guidelines explain what happens if accounts break the new rules. A Greek train station master has…