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Putin denies plans to send nuclear weapon into space

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday pushed back against the United States's claims that he plans to deploy a nuclear weapon into space. “We have always been categorically against and are now against the deployment of nuclear weapons in space,” Putin said Tuesday during a televised meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, according to Bloomberg. “We are doing...

Pence’s organization demands Congress release government funding agreement as deadlines loom

Mike Pence's think tank, Advancing American Freedom, urges Congress to release the government funding agreement as the continuing resolution for temporary spending expires in March.

Democrat Maine governor touts location for a key wind port, seeks to lead in offshore wind energy

Maine's Democrat Governor Janet Mills announced that Sears Island, off the coast of the Pine Tree State, will serve as the location for a new offshore wind port.

Fani Willis gets ‘achievement’ award at church, cites ‘weapons’ Bible verses in new video

Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis made her first public appearance since her court testimony last week in a church service receiving an achievement award on Saturday.

Chinese illegal immigration on pace to break records at US southern border

The San Diego Sector has seen more Chinese illegal immigrants crossing the border in a few days than the border saw in the entirety of 2fiscal 2021, CBP sources tell Fox News.

State Department says ‘major sanctions package’ coming to hold Russia ‘accountable for Navalny’s death’

The State Department says a “major sanctions package" aimed at holding Russia “accountable" for the death of Alexei Navalny will be revealed on Friday.

Ohio’s March 19 primary: early voting begins Wednesday, registration closing Tuesday

The Buckeye State's primary is scheduled for March 19, but early voting begins Wednesday. Many Ohio county election boards are remaining open late to accommodate registering voters.

Obama balked at Biden’s assertion that Russia should ‘pay in blood and money’ after 2014 invasion: book

The former president disagreed with Biden's stance that Russia should pay a high cost after the Crimea invasion in 2014, a new book reveals.

Two percent or two-thirds?

With help from Shawn NessBackroom negotiations and gamesmanship are in full throttle as New York’s new congressional plan heads toward a vote in the...

Fani Willis gets ‘achievement’ award at church, cites ‘weapons’ Bible verses after chaotic court testimony

Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis made her first public appearance since her court testimony last week in a church service receiving an achievement award on Saturday.

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