Judge Issues Stay Against Vaccine Mandate for Navy Seals Seeking Religious Exemption
The judge said 'there is no military exclusion from our Constitution'
Teachers Unions Across Country Cite COVID Surge to Demand Halt to In-Person Learning
Teachers unions in states like Connecticut, Massachusetts and Illinois have pushed for a return to remote learning
Tesla Reports it Delivered Nearly 1 million Cars in 2021, Up 87 Percent
Tesla’s announcement comes as the automobile industry has struggled to produce millions of cars expected in 2021.
First Patients in Israel Receive Pfizer’s Coronavirus-Fighting Pill
Israel began distributing the first coronavirus pills to at-risk patients with COVID-19 on Sunday with the aim of preventing them from becoming seriously ill with the virus.
Wireless Providers Push 5G Forward Over Aviation Objections
The ongoing dispute between wireless carriers and the aviation industry heated up over the holidays, with AT&T and Verizon on Sunday refusing a request from Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to delay their planned 5G deployments.
Antonio Brown’s Meltdown May Cost Him More Than Spot on the Bucs
Bruce Arians said after the incident that Brown was 'no longer a Buc'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Filmed Maskless at Packed Florida Bar
AOC has faced criticism for vacationing in Florida while New York faces a record surge in COVID-19
Biden’s Court Picks Face Fierce GOP Opposition
Most Republicans have voted for only a handful of the 40 judicial picks confirmed by the Senate this year, with a GOP senator voting on average for fewer than five nominees, according to a Hill review of the votes.
White House Briefing Room Capacity to be Reduced Amid COVID-19 Surge
The WHCA has for weeks been urging reporters working out of the White House to take a rapid COVID-19 test if possible before coming to the building, and to wear a high-quality mask like an N95.
Sudan’s Prime Minister Resigns Amid Continued Unrest
However, the deal was highly criticized by pro-democracy demonstrators, with tens of thousands of Sudanese protesting the deal. Critics said the deal was insufficient and did not do enough do satisfy demands for a civilian-led government.