Daily Caller Nebraska Republican Sen. Ben Sasse called congressional Republicans’ effort to reverse President-elect Biden’s victory a “dangerous ploy” in an open letter to his constituents. Sasse urged his GOP colleagues to …
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims decreased to 787,000 last week as the economy continued to suffer the effects of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to the Department …
Almost every inmate at Alaska’s largest prison has caught COVID-19 since the virus first appeared at the facility in November, the Anchorage Daily News reported Tuesday. Of the 1,236 inmates …
Shirtless activists who appeared to be female danced in the streets as they celebrated the legalization of abortion in Argentina, video footage shows. Argentina’s Senate legalized abortion a little after …
Former Pentagon official Kathleen Hicks is president-elect Joe Biden’s pick for deputy secretary of defense, the transition team announced Wednesday. Hicks formerly served under former President Barack Obama in the …
Pope Francis’s home country of Argentina legalized abortion this week, but the Holy Father has yet to directly comment on it. Argentina’s Senate legalized abortion a little after midnight, guaranteeing …
A number of companies have been linked to labor forced on Uighur Muslims by the Chinese government, according to multiple reports. The Washington Post found that Apple supplier Lens Technology uses …
The United Kingdom became the first country to approve AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine as the nation combats a sharp spike in confirmed cases. The vaccine, developed in partnership with Oxford University, …
President-elect Joe Biden has tapped multiple corporate executives to fill various government openings over the objections of numerous progressive organizations. Groups including Demand Justice, Public Citizen and the Sunrise Movement …
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and the Walmart heirs have made 35 times the amount given to their companies’ roughly 2.5 million workers during the pandemic, according to a Brookings Institution …