Russian missiles rained down on cities across Ukraine, an army of 42,000 utility workers has restored electricity to more than 2.5 million homes in businesses in Florida, the remnants of Hurricane Julia have continued drenching Guatemala and El Salvador, California Gov. Gavin Newsom is running a new series of out-of-state ads encouraging women to come to his state for an abortion, Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke won the Nobel Prize in economics, North Korea says its recent barrage of missile launches simulated nuclear strikes against U.S. targets
The Supreme Court kicks off a new term and the Legal Docket podcast concludes Season 3
A group of volunteers in Alabama are committed to serving military heroes and their families year round
Daniel R. Suhr | An increasingly politicized FBI cracks down on sidewalk counselors
The White House is still trying to explain President Biden’s mention of possible nuclear armageddon, Vladimir Putin called the attack that damaged the bridge connecting Russia to Crimea “a terrorist act” by Ukrainian forces, some Floridians were able to return home over the weekend, mourners in Thailand gathered for weekend services to honor the victims of the daycare massacre, anti-government demonstrations erupted once again in Iran, gas prices are moving in the wrong direction again
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson becomes the 116th justice in the history of the Supreme Court
A headline misses the mark
Brad Littlejohn | We should take note when government leaders do their jobs well
