The Biden administration applied pressure on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to adjust procedures and cut corners to get the approval of the Pfizer COVID-19 jab that allowed President Joe Biden to mandate the vaccines despite known health risks.
Individuals who have experienced significant financial hardship are far more likely to attempt suicide than those who are financially secure, according to new research.
The U.S. Supreme Court last week gave the middle finger to the First Amendment in a ruling that sided with the Biden administration on the ability for the government to apply pressure on social media companies over alleged “misinformation.”
The U.S. tried to send a message to Russia last week when a nuclear submarine surfaced near the Norwegian coast in what was seen as an obvious flex intended for Russia.
After more than two years of using Ukrainian troops as cannon fodder, the Pentagon accused Russia last week of planning to use North Koreans as cannon fodder in Ukraine—despite no evidence that these troops would be in the fight. The Pentagon made the comments after a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean......
Many First Amendment supporters are calling it a devastating loss. They’re right.
The Gaza pier that was assembled by the U.S. under the auspices to provide humanitarian aid to starving Gazans, was, once again, towed to an Israeli port due to bad weather on the coast.
One of the largest U.S. shopping malls is rolling out AI powered facial recognition.
The German government last week began enforcing a law that requires all new German citizens to declare that Israel has a right to exist.
The notion put forward by some that the Biden administration was starting to see the light surrounding the benefits of crypto technology, and was changing course in its years long war on the sector, just had a brain freeze.