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Satanic Temple launches virtual ‘religious medication abortion’ clinic

The Satanic Temple announced plans to launch a virtual abortion clinic that will provide abortion-inducing drugs by mail to women in New Mexico who are no more than 11 weeks pregnant and at least 17 years old.

Elon Musk acknowledges ‘fundamental’ flaw in Twitter over increased engagement for locked accounts

Twitter CEO Elon Musk acknowledged a "fundamental" flaw in his newly acquired company. It allows users to drastically boost engagement by setting their accounts to private.

WATCH: Andrew Tate’s new lawyer defended Jussie Smollett

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate appeared in Romanian court Wednesday alongside his newest legal adviser and former attorney to Jussie Smollett, Tina Glandian.

White House stresses hiking debt limit in bipartisan way after McCarthy meeting

The White House touted President Joe Biden’s willingness to “continue working across the aisle in good faith” after meeting with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) in what Biden’s team characterized as “a frank and straightforward dialogue.”

House votes to require federal employees to return in-office

The House of Representatives passed a Republican bill Wednesday afternoon to require hundreds of thousands of federal employees to return to government offices, ceasing many of the work-from-home policies that were allowed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Newsom signals support for gun control bill that would limit where guns can be carried

California Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed his support for a new gun control measure that would limit where people can carry guns.

‘Tyre Nichols should have been safe’: Kamala Harris calls on Congress to pass policing bill at Tyre Nichols’s funeral

Vice President Kamala Harris called on Congress to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act while giving a speech at Tyre Nichols's funeral in Memphis, Tennessee.

Bob Woodward: Washington Post ignored my warnings about problematic Steele Dossier

Washington Post Associate Editor Bob Woodward criticized the paper's coverage of the Steele Dossier and revealed that Post reporters did not heed his warnings.

Schlapp accuser can proceed anonymously with libel suit against GOP operative: Judge

A federal district court judge is allowing an anonymous Republican campaign staffer to move forward with a defamation lawsuit against GOP fundraiser Caroline Wren after she attacked the merits of his sexual assault lawsuit against Matt Schlapp on social media.

State of the Union 2023: When is the State of the Union address?

President Joe Biden will deliver his second State of the Union address this month as speculation over his rumored 2024 reelection continues to grow.
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