Unauthorized Migration Across the Mexico-U.S. Border Slips
Border crossings declined for the third consecutive month in October, but thousands of Haitians and other migrants were waiting in Mexico, hoping to head north.
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Why Kyle Rittenhouse No Longer Faces a Gun Possession Charge
The barrel of Mr. Rittenhouse’s rifle was too long, defense lawyers argued, to be in violation of a Wisconsin statute that says minors can’t possess dangerous weapons. His age was also a factor.
Pentagon Chief Orders Briefing on 2019 Syria Airstrike That Killed Dozens
A Times investigation found that dozens of women and children were killed in the bombing, which the military sought to conceal.
Randy Arozarena and Jonathan India Win Rookie of the Year Awards
Tampa Bay’s Randy Arozarena and Cincinnati’s Jonathan India stood out in a deep rookie class for both leagues.
U.S.-China Relations: What to Know
The Biden administration has called managing America’s relationship with Beijing “the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century.”
The Steele Dossier Indicted the Media
Many journalists were too eager to prove what they thought they already knew about Trump.
The Absurd Side of the Social Justice Industry
Substantive change is hard. Telling people how to talk is easy.
Biden Signs $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Into Law
Billions of dollars will now pour into American communities, although the final package falls short of the president’s ambitions.
Breaking Bombshell! Fauci and Gates Admit Covid Vaccine Does Not Work In Shocking Statements
Top globalists acknowledge vaccines are useless compliance theater.
Halo Infinite Release Aims to Lift Xbox Prospects
Though interest in Halo has waned over the years, the company is banking on a new version to goose sales of its Xbox and subscription gaming service.