A Chinese citizen journalist was convicted to four years in prison on Monday over her critical reporting on the government’s management of the COVID-19 outbreak.

President Donald Trump shared a must-watch video on Twitter this Sunday to shed light on the issue of massive voter fraud during the presidential election.

President-Elect Joe Biden called Connecticut Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona to work as head of the Department of Education in his administration, a public school supporter who sent around resources on microaggressions as he decided to help parents and educators navigate tough race-related talks earlier this year.

South Africa has found a new variant of the coronavirus, which experts believe is driving a wave in COVID-19 infections that could destroy its healthcare system.

Nashville police have verified the tremendous blast that smashed windows and shook the ground before dawn on Friday morning was "an intentional act" but they have not yet distinguished a suspect.

The University of Michigan has been criticized as "moronic" for starting a task force that has marked the words "picnic," "brown bag" and "blacklist" as offensive terms that could hurt some people. When will this end? Is saying a phrase or stating an object's color illegal now?

A person alleged to be a Chinese Communist Party think tank official reportedly attempted to pay for a journalist's sources if it directed information on policy decisions.

Actress Gal Gadot has commented on the criticism over her casting as Cleopatra in a new big-screen movie from Paramount - after filmmakers were charged with "whitewashing".

President Trump has called into Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA organization to the sounds of chanting crowds and called for the Justice Department to "step up" and attempt to flip the result of November's presidential election.

President Donald Trump will travel to Georgia again to campaign for Republican Senate candidates a day before a key runoff election that will resolve which party dominates the upper chamber.

Fox aired a news package, debunking election fraud claims made by three of its own hosts after an electronic voting company threatened legal action against the network. Shortly after the Wall Street Journal reported that both Fox and Newsmax, which has been an ardent supporter of the President was being sued by Dominion Machines for defamation. The problem is, the evidence that the news organizations used is rock solid despite Twitter and Facebook censoring any mention of it (trust us - the three articles we posted with the evidence cannot be found on BB's feeds - truly disgusting breach of Free Speech and Free Thought).

The Supreme Court directed that the federal government may remove illegal immigrants from the 2020 Census count, which drops that population from the process of allocating congressional seats and Electoral College votes that officially decide the presidency.

Georgia Democrat Rev. Raphael Warnock, who in 2008 defended former President Obama’s inflammatory one-time pastor, appears to have hosted him as a guest preacher at his Atlanta church in 2014.

Sen. Tom Cotton demanded President-elect Joe Biden be more open about his family's financial dealings.

The suspected Russian cyber-attack on the US government remains 'ongoing' and may have hit as many as 12 federal agencies after a software breach allowed the hackers to read government emails for months.