Politics & Policy

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By Ben Whedon

Sen. Tim Kaine: War in Iran 'illegal'

Thus far, at least 3 American service members have died, with five more wounded.

Another Texas man charged with illegally using abortion pill

Although Texas has banned mail order abortion pills, residents are still ordering and receiving them.

Supreme Court to hear gun possession for drug users case

Case centers around a Texas man who was charged with a felony after FBI agents found a pistol, marijuana and cocaine in his home.

Cybersecurity expert in Lake trial: Ballot printers must have been intentionally tampered with

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer sought to dismiss a subpoena requiring his testimony at the trial, but the judge denied the motion.

Zelensky to meet with Biden in Washington, D.C.

Zelensky's reception may be somewhat lukewarm as many Republicans sour on providing the country will additional financial aid.

Watch: 'Just the News, No Noise' with Dr. Sebastian Gorka, fmr acting AG Whitaker

Tonight's featured guest is Dr. Sebastian Gorka.

National Guard arrives at southern border ahead of Title 42 termination, likely migration surge

The governor's latest deployment comes ahead of the anticipated end of Title 42.

Major pharmacy chains limit sales of child pain meds amid high demand

The pharmacies said they remained committed to providing their customers with the products they require, but that lingering supply-chain issues would still impact the volume of product they could sell.

Education

Stanford University guide on 'harmful' language includes 'American'

Referring to citizens of the United States as "Americans" is a common shorthand and is not frequently used to refer to nationals of other countries on either American continent.