Wales is threatening £60 fines for employees making ‘unnecessary’ trip to work under new anti-Omicron laws – but going to…
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As the number of COVID-19 deaths in Johnson County increased to a total of nine Monday, truckers are sounding the…
A nuclear energy plant in South Carolina was coerced to halt operations indefinitely to rehabilitate a “small” coolant leak in…
The US Federal Aviation Administration has banned all aircraft, including emergency vehicles, from the airspace near Area 51 ahead of…
Angola has reportedly declared Islam illegal and ordered for all of the country’s mosques to be closed down. Minister of…
The US Senate has passed a spending and border security bill, averting a second government shutdown. Lacking the funding for…
In a move that could have ramifications for domestic anti-terrorism efforts, US House Speaker John Boehner said he would let…
When over the weekend, a Xerox “glitch” shut down the EBT system, better known as foodstamps, for nearly the entire…
A review panel established by the White House to assess the country’s intelligence programs is due to report its findings…
By JOEL GEHRKE National Park Service officials cited the government shutdown as the reason for ordering an elderly Nevada couple…
by Mike Flynn Just before the weekend, the National Park Service informed charter boat captains in Florida that the Florida…
The United States has no choice but to delay negotiations over a major free trade deal with countries in the…
By BYRON YORK Everyone knows the phrase “government shutdown” doesn’t mean the entire U.S. government is shut down. So in…
By Alex Pappas In a stunning development, some military priests are facing arrest if they celebrate mass or practice their…
As clocks at the Pentagon approached midnight late Monday evening and inched America towards a government shutdown, the United States…
By Brett LoGiurato Early Thursday morning, Potomac Research Group analyst Greg Valliere predicted that if the debt-ceiling deadline grew closer,…
By Steve Liesman Administration officials now live in fear of a 19th-century law that could get them fired, penalized or…