🚨Clarence Thomas suggests that social media companies may NOT have a First Amendment right to regulate speech on their platforms, analogizing them to "common carriers" and "places of public accommodation." https://t.co/2zx7nCtIAz

Numerous Democrats in high positions have some ties to the notorious hate preacher, a figure followed by the Capitol attacker.

Arkansas senators voted to approve a bill that would prevent the governor from ever imposing another statewide mask mandate.

Questions are being raised about how a dubious anti-Trump, pro-China Twitter account got verified by the social media platform.

Facebook removed the Capitol attacker's posts from view, but some of them were captured. Their contents are disturbing.

President Joe Biden's Department of Transportation has halted a Texas highway expansion project on the grounds that it is 'racist.'

The experience of Venezuelans under Hugo Chavez offers a cautionary tale to the United States about where court-packing can lead.

Nearly 80 years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the remains of a veteran who died during the attacks have been identified.

Baby Zaylynn was born at just 24 weeks during a Texas winter storm at a hospital that was not equipped to treat babies that premature.

A Virginia school district was sued over its attempts to get more black and Hispanic students into a selective high school.

Shootings surged in Portland as the city dissolved the police department's gun violence unit.

Sun Yi's letter reached the West in 2012 and now sits at the center of a book telling of China's political, ethnic and religious persecution.