President Joe Biden chose to send his vice president to the 9/11 event at Ground Zero on Monday rather than spend September 11th at the terrorist attack sites where 2,996 people lost their lives on that tragic day 22 years ago.
Read More Biden Skips Out On 9/11 Ground Zero Remembrance, Sends Kamala Harris Instead
New Mexico’s Democrat governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham, came under fire from the National Rifle Association (NRA) for temporarily restricting open and concealed carry across Albuquerque and neighboring Bernalillo County due to an emergency public health order.
Read More NRA Condemns Dem Governor For Temporarily Suspending Open And Concealed Carry
A comet that has not been observed on Earth for more than 400 years will soon be visible to those in the Northern Hemisphere.
Read More Green Comet To Flash Across Earth’s Sky For First Time In Centuries
This week, a delegation from the People’s Republic of China will reportedly visit North Korea.
Read More China Will Send Delegation To North Korea Amid Tensions Over Rumored Russian Weapons Deal
Towards the end of the month, Hunter Biden will be the subject of a federal grand jury indictment for his gun-related offenses, the Justice Department announced in a court filing on Wednesday.
Read More DOJ Says Hunter Biden Will Be Indicted On Gun Charges Later This Month
According to research that was published on Tuesday, red meat, salt, and alcohol are some of the factors being blamed for the ongoing rise in cancer diagnoses among those under 50.
Read More Cancer In People Under 50 Surges By At Least 79%, Researchers Blame Alcohol And Meat