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An alleged multi-time squatter was arrested while allegedly illegally occupying an apartment building on July 6, and was also found with stolen items.

The Biden administration wants a court to stay a preliminary injunction, arguing that it not being able to meet with Big Tech companies would cause "irreparable harm."

Once the U.S.'s top-selling beer, Bud Light dropped from the list of America's 10 most popular beers amid ongoing backlash since the brand partnered with Dylan Mulvaney.

China brushed off controversial comments issued by a top diplomat calling on Japan and South Korea to form race-based allegiances and drop ties with the U.S.

Conservative mother Bethany Mandel said a group of "demonic" leftist activists at the recent Moms For Liberty summit threatened to take away her baby.

Recently-proposed Biden administration regulations targeting traditional uses of public lands such as mining and oil drilling is facing widespread opposition.

The Bud Light boycott continues through the Fourth of July as critics warn companies will continue to suffer financially when they mix business and politics

Fox News hosts Johnny 'Joey' Jones, Rachel Campos-Duffy and Will Cain reacted to WNBA star Natasha Cloud's controversial criticism of America.

Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife have been slapped with a 400,000-yuan fine for organizing religious activities in defiance of the Chinese Communist Party, says a watchdog.

A Politico columnist argued in a piece published Monday that President Biden needed a strong primary challenger in case the president "just dies one evening."