Marquita Berry remembers hearing music playing softly as she walked into her son’s bedroom last October. She found him sitting cross-legged at the end of the bed, leaning forward, with one earbud resting on his shoulder. “I reached out to touch him, and I could tell that he was no longer….” Ms. Berry said, her
A federal appeals court has refused a request by a coalition of attorneys general and fossil fuel industry groups to pause a federal regulation aimed at reducing carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants, allowing it to remain in force while the legal challenge plays out. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for
Dr. Kevin O‘Connor said the president’s symptoms have ’improved meaningfully’ from the day prior. White House physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor released a letter on July 19 providing a medical update on President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 symptoms after the president tested positive for the virus two days prior. “President Biden completed his fourth dose of PAXLOVID
‘The stakes are high, and the choice is clear. Together, we will win,’ the president said in a statement. President Joe Biden said on July 19 that he will resume campaigning next week after he tested positive for COVID-19 two days prior, forcing him to cancel all planned events. “I look forward to getting back
Congress members condemned the communist regime’s gross human rights abuses, while expressing support for Falun Gong practitioners. U.S. Senators and Representatives sent letters and video statements in support of Falun Gong on the eve of July 20—which marks the 25th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) launch of a persecution campaign against practitioners of
‘The Secret Service is fully accountable for the safety of its protectees,’ the agency said Friday. The director of the Secret Service has agreed to testify at a House hearing investigating Saturday’s assassination attempt targeting former President Donald Trump. A spokesman for the agency confirmed in a statement Friday that Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle
UNITED NATIONS—The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations announced nearly $203 million in additional humanitarian assistance to Sudan on Thursday but warned that the money is not a “panacea” and urged other countries to fulfill their financial pledges to address what she called “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.” World leaders pledged more than $2.1 billion