WASHINGTON—The United States, South Korea and Japan agreed in high-level security talks on Friday to work together to keep up pressure on North Korea to give up its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. In a joint statement after a day of talks, U.S. President Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, and his Japanese counterpart, […]
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ATLANTA—Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Saturday denounced Major League Baseball’s (MLB) decision to move its All-Star Game out of Atlanta, saying it’s a product of “cancel culture.” “Yesterday, Major League Baseball caved to fear and lies from liberal activists,” Kemp said during a press conference. “They ignored the facts of our new Election Integrity Law
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“Do not use justice for blacks as excuse to destroy this nation,” says Bob Woodson. A veteran of the civil rights movement, he argues that the legacy of the civil rights movement is being perverted and weaponized to punish whites. Today, we discuss the devastating human cost of the “race grievance industry” he believes is
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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both wished the public a happy Easter on Sunday. “Jill and I want to send you our warmest Easter greetings to you and your family. As we celebrate this most holy day, we know many are still going without familiar comforts of the season,” Biden said in
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JAKARTA, Indonesia—Landslides and flash floods from torrential rains in eastern Indonesia killed at least 41 people and displaced thousands, the country’s disaster relief agency said Sunday. More than two dozen others were still missing. Mud tumbled down from surrounding hills onto dozens of homes in Lamenele village shortly after midnight on Adonara island in East
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A coalition of 22 states led by Republican attorneys general called on the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to rule against California’s attempt to ban magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. “California politicians are at it again, convinced that their agendas should override the Constitutional rights of the people,” said Arizona Attorney General
NEW YORK—Details from more than 500 million Facebook users have been found available on a website for hackers. The information appears to be several years old, but it is another example of the vast amount of information collected by Facebook and other social media sites, and the limits to how secure that information is. The
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Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, confirmed that he is “cooperating completely” with federal investigators who are probing his tax affairs. In an interview with CBS News set to air on Sunday, the younger Biden was asked about the investigation into his finances. “I can say this: I am cooperating completely, and I’m
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Attacked by knives and spray paint, seven roadside information booths not in favor of Beijing have been vandalized in Hong Kong in over one 24 hour period; the vandals are believed to be tied to the Chinese regime. “The goal is clear, and the action is fast,” said an insider. From 11 a.m. on Friday,
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency and county officials evacuated residents near a phosphate processing plant over the weekend as officials warned that a pond filled with toxic wastewater could collapse “at any time.” “A portion of the containment wall at the leak site shifted laterally,” said Manatee County Director of Public Safety Jake