Canada's assisted-suicide numbers, and shocking stories like Brigitte Stegemann’s, are a warning to America of where the euthanasia movement is headed.
Producer prices rose less than economists expected in March after consumer prices came in hot, delivering a measure of relief to analysts and suggesting underlying inflation may still be easing. The Labor Department’s producer price index (PPI) rose by 0.2 percent last month, falling short of expectations at 0.3 percent. The index advanced by 0.6...
The Republican Party may think that they can use Florida and Arizona as a testing ground for their nationwide abortion ban, but they have underestimated the power of the American people.
More than a decade into the opioid epidemic, trends in pediatric poisonings, Narcan administrations to infants, and child fatalities continue to signal a crisis for children.
President Biden’s support amount Black voters in seven swing states has dipped, a recent survey found. The Wall Street Journal compared the results of its poll released last week to the AP VoteCast poll in 2020 that surveyed a large part of the electorate. The Journal’s survey of swing states found that while 57 percent...
Disneyland guests who lie during the registration process for the park’s updated Disability Access Service program will be permanently banned from “The Happiest Place on Earth" and its sister park in Orlando.
Former national security adviser John Bolton revealed he will write in former Vice President Dick Cheney for president in November — for the second time. “Well, I might as well say it now. I voted for Dick Cheney," Bolton told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Wednesday on “The Source,” when asked who he wrote in for president...
The world is at war, and Washington is being led by deeply flawed men and women unwilling to rise to meet the challenges of this most extraordinary time.
Delicate glass butterflies and spring flowers adorned the White House during a State Dinner honoring U.S. ally Japan on Wednesday. But President Biden today will confer with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida about the grittier details of defense pacts among allies. Both leaders have Beijing’s assertive South China Sea moves in mind. A White House...
National civil rights attorney Ben Crump has penned a 7-figure deal with Bantam Books to write a series of crime novels centered on a Black civil rights attorney. The series will follow Beau Lee Cooper, a Black civil rights attorney — not unlike Crump — who will “tackle cases of corruption and injustice while celebrating...
Mpox cases have been elevated since October, with an average of roughly 200 monthly cases detected per month, spurring efforts to avoid a summer surge like what was seen in 2022. Recent numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed a startling difference between the first quarter of 2023 and 2024, with...
The Biden administration is putting $830 million toward helping protect bridges, roads, ports and other infrastructure from extreme weather disasters fueled by climate change. The $830 million in grants from the Transportation Department will support 80 projects in 37 states, Washington, D.C. and the Virgin Islands. Most of the funding, $621 million, will go toward...
The Justice Department announced Thursday it has submitted a final rule to the federal register that would close the so-called “gun show loophole,” a significant step in the Biden administration’s efforts to curb gun violence and better regulate gun sales. The rule, which was first proposed last August, changes the definition of firearm sellers who...
Thursday’s three-way summit between President Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishidan and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is sending a message to China: You’re the odd man out. The meeting, the first time the three leaders have convened together, marks a more aggressive bid by the United States and its partners to isolate China as Beijing seeks to...
