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New study helps explain ‘Darwinian paradox’ of same-sex attraction

Men carrying genetic factors linked to bisexual attraction tend to have more children, a new study has found. The paper published Wednesday in Science Advances found evidence for genetic variations that contribute to both bisexual attraction in men and a heightened appetite for risk. Those findings help resolve a paradox at the heart of evolutionary theory — while also raising difficult...

Virginia drops last remaining charge against DC-area elections official

Prosecutors have dismissed their last remaining charge against former Prince William County, Virginia registrar Michele White, who stood accused of 2020 election-related misconduct.

Johnson calls migrant crisis ‘truly unconscionable’ during visit to besieged southern border

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday called the Biden-era crisis at the southern border an "unmitigated disaster" after record numbers of encounters at the border.

Vermont Legislature reconvenes for new session

Flood recovery, opioid addiction, housing, and several other key issues marked the start of Vermont's legislative session on Wednesday.

Giant offshore wind project axed in blow to Biden’s green goals

Energy developers Equinor and BP announced they are canceling an offshore wind project expected to power hundreds of thousands of New York homes, due to inflation.

Nikki Haley’s book confession about changing husband’s name resurfaces: ‘He looks like a Michael’

Republican Presidential contender Nikki Haley's 'renaming' of her husband from Bill to Michael has resurfaced amid the Republican primary.

Trump asks Supreme Court to keep name on Colorado ballot

Former President Donald Trump asked the U

DC green-lights aggressive electric vehicle mandate despite critics sounding alarm on high consumer costs

Washington, D.C., formally approved regulations that would effectively ban gas-powered cars in favor of electric vehicles, following the lead of several states like California.

WATCH: Biden admin shifts blame as national debt reaches historic high of $34 trillion

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre attempted to blame Republicans for the record high national debt despite President Biden having been in office for nearly three years.

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