The federal judge deciding on President Trump’s takeover of Washington’s police department said Friday that she has a problem with firearms. “I freak out around guns,” Judge Ana Reyes said during a hearing on the president’s takeover. She was pondering the

Air Canada’s flight attendants went on strike early Saturday, after negotiations between the staff union and the airline did not reach an agreement. Following the strike, Air Canada, which is Canada’s largest airline, suspended its operations, affecting more than 100,000 passengers

From growing up in poverty to homelessness to becoming a practicing attorney to becoming an Ohio state representative, Josh Williams plans to tackle another hurdle: running for Congress. Williams is running to unseat Ohio Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur, who serves the

The Trump administration is reportedly considering limiting refugee admissions to roughly 40,000 people for fiscal year 2026, and a significant portion of them could be white South Africans, Reuters reported Friday. Two U.S. officials familiar with the discussions, along with an

When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in August 2021 that vaccines offered greater protection than a previous COVID-19 infection, officials cited a study that never included any such conclusion. In fact, the study that CDC guidance was based

As the federal government yanks taxpayer money from mRNA vaccine development and finally convenes a vaccine safety task force after decades of allegedly flouting the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, stronger evidence has emerged that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines actually increase the

As President Donald Trump has achieved historic peace deals across the globe, media treatment of his presidency is on track to resemble the pre-determined critical nature shown in Trump’s first term. Near the 100th day of his second term, Media Research