Climate change and white supremacy are not problems for US, Ramaswamy argues
ABC News (WASHINGTON) — In a new interview with ABC News’ Linsey Davis on ABC News Live Prime, GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discussed his views on climate change, race and racism in America and why he
Hunter Biden expected to plead not guilty on felony gun charges, per court filing
Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden is expected to enter a plea of not guilty when he is arraigned on federal gun charges, his attorney wrote in court filings Tuesday. It’s the first
Temple University acting president dies suddenly during memorial service
Bastiaan Slabbers/NurPhoto via Getty Images (PHILADELPHIA) — Temple University acting president JoAnne A. Epps died suddenly after falling ill at a memorial service at the university Tuesday afternoon, the school announced. She was 72. Epps became unwell while
Pennsylvania governor announces automatic voter registration in key swing state
Gilbert Carrasquillo/GC Images/Getty Images (HARRISBURG, Pa.) — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday — which is National Voter Registration Day — that the state will now automatically register residents to vote while getting their driver’s license or state
DHS looks to combat illicit drugs inside and out of the United States through targeted strategy
Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday rolled out what it is calling a comprehensive guide to combatting illicit opioids from coming into the country. The report, titled “Strategy for Combatting
Hallmark Channel announces its holiday lineup. Yes, already.
‘Ms. Christmas Comes to Town’ – Hallmark Channel It’s barely the start of pumpkin spice season, but Hallmark Channel is already ready to start the “most wonderful time of the year.” The network has laid out its
Man suspected of murdering 22 people killed by cellmate in Texas prison: Officials
WIN-Initiative/Neleman/Getty Images (TENNESSEE COLONY, Texas) — A Texas man convicted of murdering two elderly women and suspected of killing nearly two dozen people total was found dead in his prison cell Tuesday following an attack by his cellmate,
Major voting rights trial is unfolding in Texas: What to know
Tetra Images/Getty Images (HOUSTON) — A federal trial is unfolding over whether a 2021 voting rights law in the state violates the U.S. Constitution. The suit — brought on behalf of La Union del Pueblo, or LUPE, and
Mess, Chef! New 'Kitchen Nightmares'-branded rage rooms will let fans go all Gordon Ramsay
Fox If you’ve ever wanted to just go off in a kitchen a la hot-tempered hotshot chef Gordon Ramsay, you may be in luck. To celebrate the all new season of Kitchen Nightmares on Monday, September 25, Fox is opening restaurant-themed rage rooms
Black high school student suspended in Texas because of dreadlocks
George Family Photo (MONT BELVIEU, Texas) — A Black Texas high school student has been facing an in-school suspension (ISS) for weeks because school officials said that his dreadlocks violated their dress and grooming code. Darryl George, a