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Donald Trump Urges Ron Johnson to Run for Re-Election in Wisconsin: 'Run, Ron, Run!'
The former president publicly endorsed the Republican Wisconsin senator to run for re-election in 2022.
1 in 4 People Scheduled for AstraZeneca Vaccine in Croatia Not Showing Up
Vaccine hesitancy has risen across Europe, after the European Union's medicines regulator said there was a possible link between the AstraZeneca vaccine and a rare blood clotting disorder.
'Help Me Hate White People': Entry in Bestselling Prayer Book Stokes Controversy
The author said she wrote the prayer after a friend used a racial slur and she channeled her "rage" into faith.
Russia Accuses Slovakia of COVID Vaccine Sabotage, Demands Return of Shots
Russia asked Slovakia on Thursday to return its Sputnik V vaccine supply "due to multiple contract violations."
DMX's Drug Struggles Were Preventable, Says Master P, Urging Union for Rappers
DMX has been in a "vegetative state" in a New York hospital after he suffered a heart attack last week.
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele Refusing to Meet Biden Officials Amid Criticism of Country
Nayib Bukele, president of El Salvador, declined to meet with visiting U.S. diplomat Ricardo Zuniga over a perceived pattern of slights from Democrats and the Biden administration, two aides told the Associated Press.
Stacey Abrams Tried to Convince MLB to Keep All-Star Game in Georgia, Despite Opposing Voting Law
Abrams was reportedly against the calls for boycotts that followed after Georgia passed a controversial new law that introduced sweeping voting restrictions.
Spain Halts Auction of Painting of Jesus After Evidence Indicates It Could Be a Rare Caravaggio
Spain's Ministry of Culture deemed the artwork unfit to export this week, given its potential value if linked to the commemorated Italian painter.
Nevada Mayor John Lee Says He Left Democratic Party Over 'Senseless Devotion to Cancel Culture'
North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee said there's "no place left for a pro-life, pro-gun, Christian" like himself in the Democrat Party, noting that he voted for Donald Trump twice.
U.S. National Debt Highest Ever, Two Months Into Biden's Presidency
As of March, the national debt reached an all-time high of $28 trillion, and experts are predicting that amount to increase by the end of 2021.
Explosion on Texas Bridge to Be Investigated by FBI, Police
A suspect has been arrested "in connection with detonating an explosive device" on the bridge in Bedford, police said.
Dramatic Video Shows Car Chase Ending in Police Shooting in Hong Kong
In a six-minute, three-mile car chase, the suspect sped through four red lights and crashed into a bus, two private cars, two taxis and a police vehicle along the way.
Parkland Students Want More Done on Gun Violence After Biden's Executive Order
President Biden is set to sign three executive orders targeting gun violence on Thursday, but student activists are calling on the president to do more with his executive authority.
Alize Cornet Calls France's Sports Minister a 'Disaster' After French Open Delay
The Grand Slam tennis tournament said Thursday it will push back the start of this season's event by one week, frustrating tennis player Alize Cornet.
Ilhan Omar Rips Jeff Bezos Over Making $152K Per Minute While 'Workers Forced to Defecate in Bags'
"He makes $152,000 per *minute* and yet his workers are forced defecate in bags," Omar said, accusing Bezos of retaliating against workers seeking to unionize.
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Pictured by Paparazzi At Least 11 Times Since U.S. Move
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been photographed by the paparazzi almost once a month since moving to America, including twice since their Oprah Winfrey interview was broadcast.
Myanmar Junta Declares Satellite Dishes Illegal, Seizes Them From Homes and Businesses
The latest move is part of a growing attempt by the junta to block citizens from accessing the internet through social media, mobile phones or news services.
Economists Predict U.S. 'Hiring Boom' During Spring and Summer as Jobless Claims Top 744K
The U.S. economy has been strengthening in recent months, showing signs of improvement after the damage of the pandemic.
19,000 Unaccompanied Kids Crossed U.S. Border in March, Largest Number Ever, as Biden Grapples With Crisis
The number is at least 60 percent higher than the previous record of 11,494 in May 2019.
Ted Cruz Mocks Kamala Harris for Going to a Bakery and Not the Border
The vice president visited the bakery in Chicago on her way to a COVID-19 vaccination site to discuss matters related to the pandemic.
Carnival Cancels Cruises, 'May Have No Choice' But to Pull Out of U.S.
It is the latest cruise operator to cancel voyages from U.S. waters as the industry calls on the CDC to
Georgia's GOP Lieutenant Gov Says Rudy Giuliani's Election Lies Led to New Voting Laws
Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan said the state's new voting bill didn't gain momentum until "Rudy Giuliani showed up in a couple of committee rooms and spent hours spreading misinformation and sowing doubt across, you know, hours of testimony."