The ongoing controversy surrounding recent video footage of President Joe Biden, which has been dismissed by the Biden administration as "cheap fakes," continues to fuel heated discussions.

In a shocking act of protest, two activists from the Just Stop Oil campaign have defaced a portion of the historic Stonehenge monument with orange powder paint.

In a recent interview with CNN, Jane Fonda, a prominent figure on the far-left, staunchly defended the mental fitness of President Biden, stating that he is "just fine."

San Francisco's legislators have unveiled a new proposal that could potentially redirect unrestricted state funds towards drug-free housing, according to Fox News.

In a move that has sent ripples through the international community, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have inked a new partnership, pledging mutual assistance in the face of potential "aggression."

As reported by Fox News, Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, a prominent ally and potential vice-presidential candidate for former President Donald Trump, is championing the cause for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

As reported by The Post Millennial, the international "Summit on Peace in Ukraine" held in Switzerland over the weekend saw Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau frequently in the limelight, albeit not always for commendable reasons.

The Biden administration has recently cemented rules concerning subsidies in its flagship climate legislation, a move that is expected to significantly favor labor unions.

In a recent development, the chief medical examiner of Tennessee has disclosed the comprehensive toxicology report for Riley Strain, a 22-year-old senior from the University of Missouri.

In the face of mounting public criticism aimed at his newly appointed executives, Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post (WaPo), has declared that the newspaper cannot continue with "business as usual," as reported by Ben Mullin of The New York Times.