Turkish Police Arrest Syrian Woman in Connection with Weekend Bombing in Istanbul Killing 6
The suspect is believed to be connected to Kurdish militants and in Turkey illegally.
Six Dead, Dozens Injured After Explosion in Busy Istanbul Shopping Area, Officials Say
Video of the incident shows a fiery explosion and a loud bang as pedestrians run away.
Swalwell Says Parent Oversight of Education Like ‘Putting Patients in Charge of Their Own Surgeries’
Classrooms have become focal point of culture wars in recent years.
Citing ‘Potential Bias,’ Prosecutors Drop Case Against CEO Accused of Storing Election Info in China
Executive was facing criminal charges for improper storage of data.
Prominent Pollster Says Time for America to Mandate All Ballots Be Counted on Election Day
Scott Rasmussen says 80% of Americans want to know who their elected officials are on Election Day and not have it take days.
Pentagon Distributes ‘Climate Literacy’ Questionnaire to Service Members, Civilian Employees
The Pentagon said the questionnaire was "not a survey" and it was "fully anonymous" and could be answered "at-will."
Cyber Attack, Voting Machine Malfunctions, Ballots Mark Problems at the Polls
A full one-fifth of machines in Maricopa County, Az., were reportedly beset with significant issues.
GOP Blasts Biden Admin Effort to Recover Stolen Pandemic Relief Funds
Other government pandemic relief, including the Paycheck Protection Program, have faced considerable fraud.
Nearly 300,000 Illegal Migrants Encountered, ‘Gotaway’ at Southern Border in October: Report
Customs and Border Patrol agents reported encountering more than 2.7 million migrants nationwide in fiscal year 2022.
Defense Secretary Austin Threatens to ‘End’ Kim Regime if North Korea Fires Nuclear Weapon
The United States and South Korea announced an extension of a joint air force exercise in response to the North's missile activities.