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Massachusetts priest shares reasons for joy on Easter: 'Evil will be defeated’ Read More.

ROME, Italy — Pope Francis accused the West of racism Friday, insisting migrants are “subdivided” by skin color and country of origin. Read More.

Charitable discussions with Chinese energy giant CEFC that evolved into lucrative business deals fit classic foreign influence operation, ex-FBI intel chief says. Read More.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has extended the COVID-19 travel mask mandate once again. Read More.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The surging cost of energy pushed wholesale prices up a record 11.2% last month from a year earlier — another sign that inflationary pressure is widespread in the U.S. economy. Read More.

"This is Frank James. He is a person of interest in the shooting that took place on the N train in Brooklyn Tuesday morning." Read More.

Five people have been shot and injured in the New York City subway system Tuesday morning just prior to 8:30 AM, according to emerging reports. Read More.

Walensky will “make her decision based on the framework that the CDC scientists create” in the coming days, Jha said. Read More.

Constitutionality of new rule already being challenged by gun rights group Read More.

On Thursday, after former President Obama, referring to European officials, had bragged about how he had to “drag them kicking and screaming to respond” after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014, conservatives on social media furiously slammed him for his self-serving version of historical events, calling it “revisionist history.” Read More.

"DHS projects up to 18,000 illegal crossings per *day* when that time comes. That's more than double the current volume," Fox News reporter Bill Melugin described. Read More.

For decades, Hillary Clinton has been a self-serving, corrupt politician desperate for power above all else. And she was never held accountable from a legal standpoint — not for Benghazi, not for her flouting laws on government secrecy and transparency, and not for any of the Clinton scandals from the 1990s.  Read More.

The whistleblower complaint comes two months after the White House investigated one of its top science advisers, Eric Lander, in response to complaints that he bullied and harassed employees. Read More.

Abortion pills are starting to take on new importance as states anticipate a potential Supreme Court ruling on abortion later this year — one that many pro-life advocates hope could bring about a reversal of Roe v. Wade. Read More.

The bill asserts "A fertilized egg, embryo, or fetus does not have independent or derivative rights under the laws of this state," indicating that a fetus has no rights of its own. Read More.