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Pentagon says its ‘highly unlikely’ Russia will find anything useful if it recovers US drone from Black Sea

The Pentagon says it is highly unlikely it will find any useful information if it recovers the downed U.S. drone from the depths of the Black Sea.

San Francisco latest Dem city to crack down on gas appliances

San Francisco regulators passed a rule banning the sale of gas-powered furnaces and water heaters beginning in 2027, making the city the latest to restrict the appliances.

Montana attorney general to sue Biden administration over gun executive order

Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is preparing a lawsuit to fight the Biden administration's over its gun violence executive order

Tennessee looks at lowering permitless gun carry age to 18

Tennessee gun rights activists are pushing to lower the age limit for the state's permitless concealed carry law, and state officials appear open to possible legislation.

Russian leadership ordered fighter jet pilots to be aggressive when intercepting US drone: sources

Russian leadership ordered Su-27 fighter jet pilots on Tuesday to be aggressive in intercepting the U.S. military drone that one jet collided with,

Minnesota Lt. Gov. ripped for saying parents must ‘believe’ when kids ‘tell us who they are’

Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a Democrat, argued parents must "believe" their children when they "tell us who they are" in a now-viral clip.

The Nuclear-Submarine Pact Is a Welcome One

But the Biden administration needs to put money where our agreement is.

‘People with Cervices’

At the Indiana University School of Medicine, one course presents a diagram of a ‘genderbread’ person to explain the ‘spectrum’ of sexes and genders.

Yellen Admits CCP-Linked Silicon Valley Depositors Will Be Bailed Out by U.S. Banks

‘I don’t believe there is any legal basis to discriminate among uninsured depositors,’ Yellen stated.

U.S. Attorney’s Office Declines to Prosecute Two-Thirds of Arrests in Washington, D.C.

In one year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office received 15,315 arrests from D.C. police and declined to prosecute 10,261, or 67 percent of them.

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