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Florida Passes Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Florida lawmakers passed a bill on Thursday that, if signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, would enact one of the most stringent laws in...
Alabama IVF Ruling Sparks Political Divide
Republicans are approaching the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling on in vitro fertilization (IVF) with caution, reflecting the party’s ongoing challenge in defining...
Republicans Denounce Biden’s Border Policy Shift
President Biden’s potential executive order to limit asylum seekers at the southern border has sparked backlash from congressional Republicans. Despite previous calls for...
Biden Meets Navalny’s Family Amid ‘Blackmail’ Claims
President Joe Biden met with Yulia Navalnaya and Dasha, the wife and daughter of Alexei Navalny, in San Francisco on Thursday, offering his...
Biden’s Dog Bites Secret Service Agents 24 Times
President Joe Biden’s German shepherd, Commander, has reportedly bitten Secret Service personnel on at least 24 occasions, according to documents obtained by CNN....
Arizona Prosecutor Refuses Extradition for Murder Suspect
A Republican prosecutor in Arizona is refusing to extradite a man wanted for murder in New York City, sparking controversy over bail policies...
Trump’s Fraud Ruling Could Affect First Criminal Trial
A New York judge’s recent ruling found former President Donald Trump liable for fraudulently misstating his assets’ value. This decision could have significant...
Julian Assange Faces Key Extradition Hearing This Week
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is set to appear in a British court this week for what could be his final hearing...
Over 400 Detained in Russia for Mourning Navalny
Russian authorities have detained over 400 people across Russia for publicly mourning the death of Alexei Navalny, the opposition leader and prominent critic...
Navalny Spokesperson Claims Murder, Body Withheld
A spokesperson for Alexei Navalny has taken to social media to announce the death of the prominent Russian opposition leader, claiming he was...
