Headlines this week speculated about what would be the decision from Facebook, the social-media giant that earlier suspended President Donald Trump’s account and then said it was reviewing the decision.
Since January 20, Biden and Mayorkas have discarded Trump’s pro-American, pro-family policies and have revived the long-standing extraction-migration policies supported by prior presidents.
Rep. Charlie Crist, the former Republican governor of Florida turned House Democrat, announced his candidacy for governor.
Progressive pro-migration groups have pushed President Joe Biden to announce that he wants to dramatically raise the inflow of refugees.
The Chinese regime has said its controversial virology institute had no relationship with the military.
A school nurse said she has been suspended after refusing to wear her mask at work and suggesting that requiring children to wear masks all the time is doing more harm than good.
The effectiveness of Sen. Tim Scott’s GOP response to President Biden’s speech last week has been made clear by the volume of left-wing vitriol it has provoked.
The state announced that it is providing 76,000 inmates with early release eligibility.
North Korea promised the United States will face a “very grave situation” after President Joe Biden described the country as a threat before a joint session of Congress.
A one-time Black Lives Matter movement leader in Iowa City was arrested.