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People in Times Square in New York City were treated on Monday to the first images released by NASA from the world’s most powerful telescope.

Democrat Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is pressuring Joe Biden to instruct the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to make prescription birth control available over the counter.

The Starbucks Corporation announced Monday that it is closing 16 stores in the U.S. because of safety concerns for workers, including incidents of violence and drug use on the premises.

Gov. DeSantis signed into law a probation reform bill that will allow thousands to transition out of Florida’s criminal justice system.

Tulsi Gabbard tweeted on Sunday that forcing biological women to compete with biological men who “identify” as women is a threat to women’s rights.

Fareed Zakaria, host of CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS, slammed Joe Biden for energy policies that he said are benefiting Vladimir Putin and his war on Ukraine by enriching his fossil fuel portfolio.

President Joe Biden announced from his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, that he is considering declaring a public health emergency in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade to free up federal resources for abortions.

Prince Harry’s wife Meghan Markle is reported to have approved the design of a necklace glorifying abortion and sales of the jewelry that will benefit the nation’s leading abortion mill, Planned Parenthood.

Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services Rachel Levine praised Israel on Wednesday for its tolerant policies toward transgender people.

Amanda Gorman, the National Youth Poet Laureate, posted a poem on social media on July 4 that disparaged the United States of America.

Buffer Insurance announced last week that it will pay the costs for employees who give birth and for adoption expenses.

Joe Biden took to social media Tuesday to blame the learning crisis children are facing on the coronavirus pandemic. But Florida first lady Casey DeSantis hit back, tweeting that Democrats in blue states who locked down schools for almost two years are to blame.

National Public Radio (NPR) used July 4 to broadcast a segment about “queer” sex education, which promotes masturbation, redefines sex, and denounces the “terrible lie” that sexually transmitted diseases make one “dirty.”

The upending of Roe v. Wade has led to a plethora of U.S. businesses vowing to contribute money to employees to abort their unborn babies.

R&B singer Macy Gray says “just because you go change your parts doesn’t make you a woman.” She added that people shouldn’t “be called transphobic just because you don’t agree.”

Joe Biden continues to deflect blame from his own energy policies for the high prices Americans are paying for gas, including by claiming gas station owners are price gouging.

Teachers in Florida will now learn more American history for civics courses, including the importance of religion in the public square.

Ben & Jerry’s brand ice cream will once again be distributed in areas in Israel the left-wing corporation had labeled occupied.

A man hired as a coordinator for the D.C. Public Schools’ Office of Equity took to social media to demonize white people.

The union representing immigration judges working for the federal government is speaking out against the firing of at least five judges who were appointed by former President Donald Trump.

A teen girl who was medically treated to “transition” into a boy, including having a double mastectomy, testified about the damage done to her future.

Environmental regulations have forced the town of Hingham, Massachusetts, to delay its Fourth of July fireworks display for months.

West Hollywood, California, is slashing its law enforcement budget even as the city has experienced soaring crime rates.

The attorney representing Virginia “Ginni” Thomas said she will not appear before the House Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors narrowly passed legislation Tuesday to eliminate single family home zoning, which will allow fourplexes on every neighborhood lot and six units on corner properties.

In the wake of the United States Supreme Court upending Roe v. Wade federal abortion protection, California is moving to codify the life-ending procedure through amending its State Constitution.

Hundreds of U.S. flights were cancelled over the weekend and on Monday, causing some alarm ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

A federal judge has halted Biden’s immigration policy that prioritized deportation based on whether illegals pose a threat to public safety.

U.S. shale oil producers’ latest strategy to increase domestic production involves ‘re-fracing’ already established wells.

Crowds dressed in black descended on the city of Portland on Saturday night as part of a nationwide “Night of Rage” staged to protest the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to return abortion law to individual states, potentially limiting access to the procedure that was previously guaranteed federally by Roe v. Wade.

A report from a website focused on home buying shows the price of housing in the U.S. is soaring — up 21 percent since the start of 2021.

The 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision to return abortion law to the states on Friday does not mean women who want an abortion can no longer get the life-ending procedure. But the legal landscape will change going forward, according to analyses following the ruling.

President Joe Biden on Thursday shunned U.S. gas and oil leaders when they met with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, and he instead announced a partnership between the federal government and states to push for offshore wind infrastructure.

A new San Francisco school board voted to reverse an earlier board decision to remove a George Washington mural because of slavery images.

A poll found that 74.5% of likely independent midterm voters said hearings on the January 6 Capitol riot will not affect their vote.

Biden’s Treasury has issued a plan requiring the agency in charge of the nation’s fiscal infrastructure to consider race in all policies.