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Derailed train on collapsed bridge contaminates Yellowstone River

A bridge collapse in Columbus, Montana, led to a train derailing into the Yellowstone River Saturday.

Russia coup: Moscow mayor declares Monday a non-work day as Wagner forces advance toward city

The mayor of Moscow has declared Monday to be a non-work day and advised residents to stay home as Wagner mercenaries near the capital city as part of a revolt against the Russian military.

Nikki Haley pivots and says there is ‘a place for a federal law’ on abortion ban

Former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) told conservative activists there is a place for federal law on abortion, on the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade with its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

Washington, DC, to send personalized messages to 100,000 high-risk drivers to cut down on traffic deaths

Washington, D.C., is starting a program next month that will send personalized messages to drivers with a history of traffic violations and road accidents in the Washington area.

Pence says next front in anti-abortion fight is to be ‘pro-adoption’

Former Vice President Mike Pence was on the Lincoln Memorial steps Saturday to take part in National Celebrate Life Day.

Airline data breach: Major companies warn staff thousands had their information exposed

American Airlines and Southwest Airlines staff were made aware Friday of a cybersecurity threat to them from earlier this year.

Judge blocks Florida ban on minors attending drag shows

A federal judge in Florida has temporarily halted the state from enforcing a ban on children attending drag shows.

Byron York reacts to ‘strongest evidence’ that Biden was involved in son’s business

The Washington Examiner's Byron York raised a red flag to the recent revelations pulled from the WhatsApp messages of Hunter Biden.

Abortions nationwide are down 3% a year after Roe v Wade overturned

A year after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, legal abortions across the United States are down 3%, as several states have either limited or banned abortion access.

Three things we learned from the declassified Wuhan lab report

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence released its highly anticipated report detailing its investigation into the Wuhan Institute of Virology on Friday, offering few revelations that were not already previously known about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic
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