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(Headline USA) Voting will look a little different this November. States are turning to stadiums, drive-thrus and possibly even movie theaters as safe options for in-person polling places amid virus hysteria and fears about fraud surrounding mail-in ballots. The primary season brought voters to an outdoor wedding-style tent in Vermont and...

(Headline USA) Facebook on Saturday blocked live broadcasts from a chronically ill bed-ridden man who appealed to French President Emmanuel Macron for a medically-assisted death. Alain Cocq wanted to show what he expects will be a painful end to his life after he announced that he was stopping all food...

The author of a newly released biography on enigmatic "Drudge Report" founder Matt Drudge dismissed speculation that the longtime right-wing icon---whose influence is credited with helping both Barack Obama and Donald Trump to defeat Hillary Clinton---had sold out. Drudge himself, who has grown increasingly reclusive since his site exploded in...

The Secret Service admitted it had destroyed the records of a 2009 fight involving one of its agents and then-Vice President Joe Biden that stemmed from Biden allegedly cupping the breasts of the agent's wife. Conservative accountability watchdog Judicial Watch sued for records of the altercation following a 2017 report...

The owner of a Minneapolis salon burned to the ground during the riots over George Floyd’s death in May said that the city slapped her with a $200,000 bill and tore down the building instead of helping the nearby businesses rebuild. “I haven’t gotten anything, not a penny,” Flora Westbrooks,...

ESPN host Stephen Smith blasted the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets for succumbing to “white privilege” and hiring Hall of Famer Steve Nash as its new head coach. “Ladies and gentlemen, there’s no way around this,” Smith said. “This is white privilege. This does not happen for a black man.” I love Steve...

A George Washington University professor agreed to “cancel” herself after admitting that she is white even though she claimed to be black for many years. “For the better part of my adult life, every move I’ve made, every relationship I’ve formed, has been rooted in the napalm toxic soil of...

Three radical Democrat congresswomen introduced a bill on Thursday that would declare “structural racism” a public health crisis, and force the federal government to create a center to tackle racial disparities in the health care system. The bill, called the “Anti-Racism in Public Health Act," was introduced by Sen. Elizabeth Warren...

Google has launched personalized news podcasts that gather audio snippets based on data that the company collects from users, Wired reported. The service performs in a similar way to auto-generated, personalized music playlists, where the songs come from a person's preferences. "We want to expand what podcasting is to include more...

The Justice Department plans to file anti-trust charges against Google in the coming weeks, according to the New York Times. The charges will largely relate to how the company has used its search engine to dominate the online advertising business, Attorney General Bill Barr said. They will be the conclusion of...

Officials at a North Carolina middle school cut out Bible verses on the back cover of more than 600 academic planners that were donated by a local church, WSOCTV reported. Roger Hayes, a parent at East Alexander Middle School, said he cannot believe that school's administration would cut up the...

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a decision Thursday that two Democratic Congresswomen cannot be prosecuted for defamation against the Covington Catholic teens because of qualified immunity, Bloomberg Law reported. The young men sued Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Rep. Deb. Haaland, D-N.M., for defamation over tweets that...