Kamala Harris, Doug Emhoff Made More Than Twice as Much as Bidens Last Year
Harris and Emhoff reported about $1.65 million in combined income in 2021, compared to just under $611,000 reported by Joe and Jill Biden.
Yuri Dud, Russia's Most Popular YouTuber, Named a Foreign Agent by Kremlin
Dud was named a foreign agent along with seven other figures in politics and media.
Twitter Blocks Elon Musk's Buyout Effort by Diluting His Ownership Stake
Twitter announced the plan to adopt a policy commonly referred to as a "poison pill" policy that protects companies from hostile takeover attempts.
Zelensky Warns Russia May Use Nukes After CIA Says Putin Desperate to Win
The Ukrainian president said he believes the Russian president would use nuclear or chemical weapons because he does not value the lives of Ukraine's people.
Moskva Sinking Prompts Russia to Bomb Ukraine Missile Factory
Russia's Defense Ministry claimed to have severely damaged a missile production and repair facility on the outskirts of Kyiv in a Friday morning attack.
Moskva Cruiser Sinks in Black Sea Hours After Russia Denies Missile Strike
Ukraine claimed to have hit the ship with a missile strike while Russian authorities maintained the damage was due to a fire that detonated ammunition onboard.
Cop Who Fatally Shot Breonna Taylor Sues Police to Get Job Back
Myles Cosgrove has filed a lawsuit challenging his January 2021 firing and the December decision from a police review board that upheld the firing.
Trump, Biden Might Not Debate in 2024 as Republicans Ditch Organizing Group
The Commission on Presidential Debates has sponsored every presidential and vice presidential debate since its inception in 1987.
State Senator Cites Hitler As Proof Homeless Can Have 'Productive' Lives
The remarks were made during debate over a bill in Tennessee that would make unauthorized camping on public property a misdemeanor.
Nebraska Governor Candidate Backed by Trump Accused of Groping 8 Women
At least eight women, including a state senator, have accused Charles Herbster of touching them without their consent.
Tennessee Marriage Bill That Sparked Outcry for Lacking Age Minimum Is Dead
The bill was originally written to give opposite-sex couples a pathway to marriage that same-sex couples would be excluded from.
Frank James' YouTube Channel, 'prophet oftruth88,' Taken Down
The account, on which James recently said he wanted to watch people die, was removed for "violating YouTube's Community Guidelines," according to the platform.
Mask Mandate for Planes, Trains Extended by CDC for 2 Weeks
Several Republican-led states and GOP lawmakers filed lawsuits last month against the CDC and the Biden administration to have the mask mandate lifted.
Florida Woman Suspected of Killing Her 2 Kids: 'I Don't Want Them Anymore'
Odette Joassaint has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after she allegedly killed her children and called 911 soon after.
Biden Didn't 'Act Fast Enough' to Slow Inflation: Manchin
A report released Tuesday from the Labor Department showed that inflation increased at the highest rate in decades over the last 12 months.
Oklahoma Abortions Set to Be Felonies After Governor Kevin Stitt Signs Bill
The only exception provided by the bill is for abortions that are performed because pregnancy puts the mother's life at risk.
Donald Trump: U.S. 'Going to Hell' Because of Election Fraud
Much of a new statement from Trump attacked Bill McSwain, a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney now running for governor of Pennsylvania.
Hawaii's Kai Kahele Has Cast 120 House Votes Via Other Members
Kahele, who has voted by proxy more than all but three other House members, is still working a reduced schedule as an airline pilot, his job prior to election.
Authorities Say 29 Hurt in Brooklyn Subway Attack, Suspect's U-Haul Found
Several undetonated devices were reportedly found at the station in Brooklyn.
Mark Zuckerberg's Millions Won't Be Part of This Round of Elections
Zuckerberg has become a target of Republicans over his $350 million donated to local elections offices prior to the 2020 election.
USPS Suspends Service in California Neighborhood, Upsetting Residents
An individual in a Santa Monica neighborhood has allegedly attacked or threatened multiple mail carriers.
Baby Formula Shortage, Partially Prompted by Recall, Leads Stores to Ration
An estimated 30 percent of popular formula brands may be sold out across the country, according to an analysis of over 11,000 stores.
Saige Stiles, 15, Found in 'Good Health' by Guardian Angel After Search
Stiles was found nearly 11 hours after she disappeared Monday morning, telling a friend on the phone she thought she was being followed.
Russia Put in 'Selective Default' by Credit Agency, Nation Threatens to Sue
The country attempted to pay off at least two debts in rubles instead of dollars, which led S&P to place them in selective default.
Russia Cracks Down on Human Rights Groups After Removal From U.N. Council
Russia has revoked the registration of over a dozen human rights groups over "violations" of Russian law.
School Safety Officer Beaten by Parents for Asking for COVID Vaccine Proof
Three parents were denied entry to the school without proof of vaccination as they were trying to bring food to celebrate a child's birthday.
Tennessee Lawmaker Adds Age Restriction to Marriage Bill After Backlash
The bill has since been amended with an age requirement of 18 years old for marriage.
Child Stabbed 11 Times By Man Attempting to 'Save Her' From Demons: Report
A Las Vegas man was arrested for allegedly stabbing the 3-year-old nearly a dozen times as he told others he was trying to "get the demons out of her."
Starbucks Union Adds 6 More Stores, This Time With Overwhelming Approval
Six additional locations in New York voted in favor of unionizing Thursday and Friday, bringing the total to 16 across the U.S.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz Vote Against Russian Oil Ban
The pair of Republicans, along with Kentucky Rep. Tom Massie, were the only House members to vote against the trade-relations suspension approved Thursday.
