What is xylazine? White House launches national response plan for combating drug deaths
The Biden administration released a national response plan Tuesday to address the emerging threat of fentanyl combined with xylazine in […]
Martina Navratilova’s one-word response to Megan Rapinoe is perfect
Women’s soccer star Megan Rapinoe was asked in a recent Time magazine interview about transgender athletes in women’s sports. Her
Biden, G-7 countries vow long-term support for Ukraine in joint declaration: ‘Ukraine’s future lies in NATO’
President Biden and G-7 nations issued a joint declaration vowing to support Ukraine “long into the future” on Wednesday, adding
New Ohio law requires coaches to get mental health training to help student athletes: ‘Support our kids’
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California Senate Democrats vote against making child trafficking a “serious crime”
Some people think I am exaggerating when I point out that Democrats are moving to normalize pedophilia. “It can’t be!”
Twitter users slam Kamala Harris for airplane bathroom demand amid the ongoing border crisis: ‘Really?’
Twitter users roasted Vice President Kamala Harris for putting an emphasis on the “inequity” of airplane restrooms, questioning why that
Biden skips NATO dinner after bragging to Erdogan that he will win the 2024 election
Joe Biden skipped the NATO dinner Tuesday night and went back to his hotel. He was too tired. That’s one
Iowa Republicans push through 6-week abortion restriction as pro-choice groups vow lawsuits
Republican Iowa lawmakers pushed through a six-week abortion restriction during a special session on Tuesday, setting up a legal battle
Zelensky lashes out at “absurd” NATO on uncertainty of membership
Turkey has agreed to support Sweden’s NATO application. Erdogan spent months blocking Sweden’s application because of accusations that Sweden hosts
Ohio voters to decide whether to make it more difficult to amend state’s constitution
Early in-person voting began Tuesday in an election in Ohio to determine whether to make it more difficult to amend