Author: Randall Barranco

A Minnesota state legislator denied a burglary charge she received after being arrested in Detroit Lakes and made a statement about it on Facebook.

Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has cautioned that the Kremlin will intensify assaults on Western weapons stored in Ukraine. “We will increase the frequency of attacks on logistics centers and storage bases for Western weapons,” Shoigu stated on Tuesday, as reported by Russian state-owned outlet RIA Novosti. The warning from Shoigu came just as the House passed the $95…

Voters cast their ballots for the Pennsylvania primaries on Tuesday, determining races up and down the ticket in what will be one of the critical swing states in November. President Biden and Donald Trump easily won in their respective contests, as anticipated, although both men faced protest votes. The Keystone State is one…

Companies ranging from Blue Origin to a startup are proposing concepts for missions to visit an asteroid before it makes a very close flyby of Earth in five years.

Chess history is filled with remarkable events — this could be another one.

PLD Space has secured enough funding to begin expanding its production facilities for its small launch vehicle.

On Monday, Louisiana's top education official instructed schools to disregard the new Title IX rules revealed by the Biden administration, cautioning that expanding the civil rights law's protections to transgender students might go against existing state and federal law. The Education Department recently issued a final set of comprehensive changes to Title IX, which prohibits discrimination based on sex at federally…

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft indicated on Monday that he will stop giving money to Columbia University while pro-Palestinian protests keep happening at his old school for the sixth day. In a statement issued through his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, Kraft stated that he is “deeply saddened at the virulent hate” at Columbia and other schools across the…

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) on Monday supported the idea of Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) becoming the next president of Harvard University. Fetterman expressed worries about the school's handling of antisemitism. The position has been empty since January, when former university President Claudine Gay left the role.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, a candidate for Vice President under former President Trump, said on Sunday that she opposes exceptions for rape and incest in abortion regulations, defending her state's law. Noem said in an interview with CNN's Dana Bash that South Dakotans want the current law and noted…