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National Parks Service to offer fee-free days in August In recognition of "Great American Outdoors Day," the Department of the Interior is waiving entrance fees Wednesday at all fee-collecting public lands managed by the department.

Arizona biology teacher sues district over student mask mandate An Arizona high school biology teacher has filed a lawsuit against the Phoenix Union High School District arguing that its mask mandate goes against a new state law.

Biden admin is 'intimately involved' with critical race theory, former Trump official says The Biden administration backtracked on its promotion of a critical race theory group only after officials were “caught with their hand in the cookie jar,” Russ Vought told Fox News in an exclusive interview.

Majority of Americans don't think Biden will run in 2024: poll Fifty-four percent of Americans say they think that President Biden won't run for reelection in 2024, according to a new poll.

Cori Bush, Democrat demanding eviction halt, was sued for not paying rent Missouri Democrat Rep. Cori Bush who has been demanding a halt in evictions since last week, was sued for not paying over $3,000 in rent back in 2015.

Millions in federal money flowing to fetal tissue bank that collects 'heart, gonads, legs, brain': report The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has funneled at least $2.7 million into a University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) tissue bank that stores organs from aborted fetuses, according to a release from Judicial Watch Tuesday.

Top 10 family-friendly vacation spots in the US: study Finding a vacation spot that your entire family can enjoy can be an arduous task, but your decision-making can likely be eased with a little data.

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