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Department of Education disbands parent council critics said was full of ‘yes men’

The Department of Education announced Monday it was disbanding a parent engagement council it launched earlier this year after several conservative organizations sued alleging the formation of the council violated federal law.

‘Don’t listen to this evil woman’: Bishop rejects Hillary Clinton’s abortion comments

Catholic Bishop Joseph Strickland of Texas begged people to ignore Hillary Clinton’s recent comments comparing those who speak out against abortion to Russian troops raping women in Ukraine.

SEE IT: Mystery 80-foot-long object turns up on Florida beach

A large unidentified object has surfaced on the shores of Daytona Beach, Florida, after two major hurricanes eroded enough sand to expose the wooden contraption.

Explosions reported at two Russian air bases far from front line, in apparent drone strikes

Explosions were reported at two Russian air bases far from the front line in Ukraine, including a base with nuclear-capable bombers, in an apparent drone strike.

DHS announces deadline for REAL ID cards has been extended for a third time

The Department of Homeland Security announced Monday that the deadline for U.S. residents to get REAL ID-compliant identification cards has been extended by nearly two years.

Ronna McDaniel facing another challenger for RNC chair

The race to head the Republican National Committee is getting more crowded as at least three candidates gear up to challenge Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel.

Americans may receive a smaller tax refund in 2023 — here’s why

American taxpayers should prepare for smaller tax refunds in 2023 due to a lack of stimulus payments sent out last year.

Taylor Swift fans wage great war against Ticketmaster over ticket sale disaster

Ticketmaster can’t shake off its bad reputation after fumbling the presale for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, with more than two dozen of the singer’s fans filing a lawsuit accusing the company of violating antitrust laws and committing fraud.

US seeing ‘reduced tempo’ of battleground movements in Ukraine, Haines says

The United States has already seen indications of a “reduced tempo” on the battleground in Ukraine, according to Avril Haines, the director of national intelligence.

Kamala Harris to swear in Karen Bass as Los Angeles mayor

Vice President Kamala Harris will swear in Karen Bass as the first female mayor of Los Angeles.
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