An activist behind the push to repeal the law insists Massachusetts voters ‘did not ask for abortion through all nine months.’ ...
Police Scotland is probing a visit that the prodigal prince made to Scotland with the disgraced financier and Ghislaine Maxwell.
The Vatican’s press office says the pope believes in the ‘right and the duty of citizens to participate in democratic process.’ ...
Mary Peltola’s campaign for the United States Senate is now facing multiple investigations after a report from the New York Times was published detailing how her allies had work ...
Immigration enforcement authorities are cracking down on illegal voting by green card holders, a New Jersey Democratic state assemblyman says, with multiple people detained at air ...
Both sides are risking a ‘March of Follies scenario, in which we make bad decisions knowing they’re bad decisions,’ an Israeli author tells the Sun.
More than eight in 10 Australian kids are still online under a world-first ban, as Canberra heads to court on two fronts over a law no one can yet prove works.
The economy and the cost of living are considered crucial issues for voters ahead of a midterm election that has seen a wide enthusiasm gap among party faithful despite positive economic growth.
A shadowy new super PAC is running an ad boosting a Republican Senate candidate in Alaska — though that candidate is not Senator Dan Sullivan. Alaska Values PAC is now up with a ...
The Bishop of Rome has emerged as the world’s preeminent pacifist — and a prominent critic of American military action.
Michael Arden’s revival of the 1989 courtroom drama brings fresh urgency to its exploration of bullying, misogyny, and masculinity in the military.
Meanwhile, the defense secretary is urging Asian defense chiefs to cooperate closely, as Japan’s defense minister warns of Chinese ‘coercion against vulnerable countries.’ ...
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