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- USAGov’s Tips to Jump-Start Your 2022As the days unfold into the new year, it can be hard to prioritize the things that need to be done first. If you’re unsure of where to begin, USAGov has reminders of what government programs and information to add to the top of your list.
- USAGov’s Tips to Jumpstart Your 2022As the days unfold into the new year, it can be hard to prioritize the things that need to be done first. If you’re unsure of where to begin, USAGov has reminders of what government programs and information to add to the top of your list.
- USAGov’s Guide to Navigating Travel to the U.S.Are you planning an international trip in the next few months? USAGov, your official guide to government information, can help you navigate the latest changes in travel requirements.
- Carjackings on the rise nationwide, investigators say many juveniles responsibleCrime has risen across most cities. In Minneapolis, police have seen a nearly 530% increase in carjackings over the past two years.
- Biden signs order making military sexual harassment a criminal offensePresident Biden has signed an executive order that will make sexual harassment in the military a criminal offense, with enforcement to be handled by outside investigators that are independent of the military's chain of command.
- Biden promised Rep. Clyburn to nominate Black woman to SCOTUSPresident Biden will soon be faced with the choice of whether to make good on a promise about the Supreme Court he made to secure a key endorsement during the 2020 South Carolina primary, when his campaign was struggling to survive.
- 'Real Housewives' star Jennie Nguyen speaks out for first time since firing over resurfaced social media posts"Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Jennie Nguyen spoke out for the first time since she was fired from the Bravo show. Nguyen took responsibility for the resurfaced social media posts, but claimed she didn't know if she had posted them.
- Houston DUI suspect in deputy's alleged hit-and-run death is freed on bond, records showA Houston driver accused of killing a sheriff's deputy in an alleged DUI hit-and-run incident Monday was released on a $275,000 bond, Harris County court records show.
- Michigan professor suspended over video criticizing university's COVID-19 policies suesMichigan professor Barry Mehler was suspended for making a YouTube video for students that criticized Ferris State University's COVID-19 policies.
