Police responded Wednesday night to a bomb threat at the home of Louis Prevost, the brother of Pope Leo XIV, in this Chicago suburb, but authorities later determined the report was unfounded. Louis is well-known to be a supporter of Donald Trump and a
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New York City’s planned Times Square ball drop marking the nation’s 250th anniversary will proceed this summer, but without the traditional open public access that typically defines large-scale celebrations in the city. Under an emergency order signed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, New York has imposed new restrictions on large gatherings in parks and major public
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua has entered a luxury rehabilitation
For decades, Cesar Chavez stood as a moral symbol of the American
Pamphlets coaching employees on gender pronouns are being spread throughout Goldman Sachs – and some bankers are astounded by the hypocrisy.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, the hospital of preference for sitting US presidents since its opening in 1940, is under fire
Democratic governors are in a shopping frenzy, buying up supplies of abortion medication amid legal uncertainty about the ongoing availability of the
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said he is seeking a pardon for an Army sergeant who was convicted of murder after fatally
LGBT+ activists expressed their anger over the Biden administration’s revisions to Title IX in support of transgender athletes, saying it doesn’t go
A male pro powerlifter took advantage of lax “inclusive” gender identification policies to enter the Heroes Classic tournament in Alberta, Canada after
Canadian party leader Maxime Bernier tweeted a screenshot of a youth theater company’s Drag Summer Camp webpage, where two classes offered for
A North Carolina General Assembly bill would ban so-called “participation trophies” awarded to youth athletes solely for taking part in an event.
Former Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming mirrored comments from Jenna Bush Jager criticizing the GOP’s focus on children’s books over gun violence
The city of Philadelphia agreed to pay $9.25 million to protesters who attended Black Lives Matter rallies in 2020 following George Floyd’s
