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WATCH: Video game manager says trans activist got her fired for following conservative figures

A woman recently fired from a video game company said a transgender activist led the charge to make her lose her job because she followed conservative accounts on Twitter.

Russia’s war taking a toll on Ukrainian children

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, which is nearing the one year mark, has had a profound and disastrous impact on the children of Ukraine.

House panel to vote on nationwide TikTok ban

The Foreign Affairs Committee will vote on a bill to ban TikTok within the United States, the panel's chairman said, the most serious legislative threat yet to the massive social media platform that has become controversial for its ties to China.

Mounting evidence of inflation slowdown means Fed set to ease off the brakes

An accumulation of evidence that inflation is falling is raising expectations that the Federal Reserve will dial back its rate hikes next week, a prospect that bodes well for the overall economy and raises the chances that the country will evade a recession.

WATCH: Sarah Westwood makes prediction in RNC chair election

The Washington Examiner's Sarah Westwood predicted that Ronna McDaniel will remain the Republican National Committee chairwoman despite big endorsements for her opponent.

Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign struggling in key early state

Former President Donald Trump is not receiving endorsements or gaining traction for his 2024 presidential run among leaders in the crucial swing state of Iowa.

New report details key mistake that led to bear brutally mauling zookeeper

The zookeeper who was severely mauled by a black bear on anxiety medications left a door open, allowing the bear to leave its enclosure, according to new findings released by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

SEE IT: School bus smashes into New Jersey home, shifting foundation

A New Jersey school bus crashed into a home Friday morning after dropping off its students.

Durham used Russian intelligence memos to gain access to emails linked to George Soros: Report

Special counsel John Durham leaned on Russian intelligence memos to access emails from an aide to George Soros, according to a report.

House passes GOP bill limiting Biden reserve sales and requiring oil leasing

House Republicans passed legislation Friday to limit President Joe Biden from selling oil from the emergency stockpile and tying sales to increased domestic fuel development, a rebuke of the administration's energy policies.
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