Month: July 2023

OceanGate suspends all operations after Titan tragedy OceanGateExpeditions.com still features voyages that people can take, including to the Titanic.

Princeton doctoral student still alive after being kidnapped by Iran-backed militia, Israel says Tsurkov is “absolutely not a member of Mossad, period, exclamation point, underline,” a senior Israeli official said.

Florida congressman says the Biden administration is more 'pro China' than 'pro-America' Mills also criticized the Biden administration for how it has handled the military and its priorities.

'Sound of Freedom' skyrockets at box office opening day Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus Christ in “The Passion of the Christ,” plays Tim Ballard in the film.

Justice Department releases less redacted FBI search warrant for Trump's Mar-a-Lago The affidavit includes a picture of approximately 61 boxes in the storage room.

Trump aide Walt Nauta pleads not guilty to charges in Mar-a-Lago classified documents case He pleaded not guilty to charges related to obstruction and concealment.

Pennsylvania governor drops school voucher push over opposition from teachers unions The voucher program would have created scholarships for qualifying students in certain public school districts to attend private schools.

Iowa governor convenes special session to pass pro-life legislation Abortion is currently legal for up to 20 weeks of gestation in Iowa.

Journey co-founder George Tickner dead at 76 Tickner left Journey in 1975 to attend Stanford University on a full scholarship and he later pursued a career in medicine.

Mark Levin says Target won't carry his upcoming book, 'The Democrat Party Hates America' “Target is certainly free to do as it wishes. And so are we. A final good…