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• UK Churches Celebrate 'Great Life' of Prince Philip
  
  The life of Prince Philip was celebrated at church services across Britain on Sunday, with the Archbishop of Canterbury praying for those who found that the death of Queen Elizabeth's husband had left a "very great gap" in their lives. Marking the third of eight days of...
• 'Suspicious' Blackout Strikes Iran's Natanz Nuclear Site
  
  Iran's underground Natanz nuclear facility lost power Sunday just hours after starting up new advanced centrifuges capable of enriching uranium faster, the latest incident to strike the site amid negotiations over the tattered atomic accord with world powers.As Iranian...
• Philippines, US to Begin 2-Week Joint Military Drill on Monday
  
  Philippine and U.S. soldiers will conduct a two-week joint military exercise from Monday, resuming the annual training event after last year's cancellation due to the pandemic, the Philippine military chief said on Sunday. The announcement came after the two countries'...
• China's Antitrust Regulator Launches Its Own Crackdown on Alibaba, 'Big Tech'
  
  China's competition watchdog is adding staff and other resources as it ramps up efforts to crack down on anti-competitive behavior, especially among the country's powerful companies, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.Beijing's plan to bulk up the State...
• Pentagon Chief Makes First Israel Visit by Biden Official, Iran on the Agenda
  
  U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin arrived in Israel on Sunday on the first visit by a senior representative of the Biden administration, whose stance on Iran has worried Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Austin was due to meet Netanyahu and Israeli...
• Trump in 2024? He Says Only That 'a Republican' Will Win
  
  Former President Donald Trump plans to affirm his commitment to the Republican Party - and raise the possibility that someone else will be the GOP's next presidential nominee - in a closed-door speech to donors Saturday night.
• Four Dead Whales Wash Ashore on San Francisco Bay Area Beaches
  
  Four dead gray whales washed ashore on San Francisco Bay area beaches in nine days, with experts announcing that two of the giant aquatic mammals died from ship strikes and an investigation is ongoing Saturday on the other two.
• Jason Miller to Newsmax TV: Trump Still Leads the GOP
  
  Former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago speech Saturday night will point out the need for Republicans to win back the House and Senate in 2022 and the White House in 2024, his senior adviser Jason Miller told Newsmax TV. 
• Ramsey Clark, Ex-US Justice Official and Saddam Hussein's Lawyer, Dies at 93
  
  Ramsey Clark, who promoted civil rights as America's top law enforcement official in the 1960s but later helped defend Saddam Hussein and Slobodan Milosevic in court, has died at 93.
• Mother Arrested After 3 Children Found Slain in LA
  
  The mother of three children - all under the age of 5 - found slain inside a Los Angeles apartment Saturday morning has been arrested, police said.Liliana Carrillo, 30, was arrested in Tulare County, about 200 miles north of Los Angeles.
• Authorities: Iowa Patrol Trooper Slain amid Violent Standoff
  
  A 27-year veteran of the Iowa State Patrol was shot and killed during a violent standoff with a man who fought back against agents in an armored personnel carrier and said he wanted to shoot other officers, authorities said Saturday.
• 2 Arrested in $500K Confederate Monument Chair Theft
  
  New Orleans Police have arrested 2 people Saturday in connection to the theft of a confederate monument.
• Morris to Newsmax TV: Biden Spending 'Christmas Tree'
  
  Another massive spending proposal by President Joe Biden on infrastructure is a Christmas tree Democrats intend to hang any ornament it wants on, according to presidential strategist Dick Morris on Newsmax TV.
• Teachers Union Head Ripped for Anti-Semitic Remarks
  
  Teachers union president Randi Weingarten is under fire for comments accusing Jewish Americans for not supporting teachers unions amid the fight to reopen schools.
• Georgia Governor: Loss of All-Star Game Will Hurt Minorities
  
  Georgia's Republican governor on Saturday stepped up his attack on Major League Baseball's decision to pull this summer's All-Star Game from the state in response to a sweeping new voting law.
• GOP Rep. Crenshaw Out 1 Month After Eye Surgery
  
  Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, announced Saturday he will take a one month leave from his congressional duties to recover from surgery to his eye that will leave him "effectively blind" for a month.
• Texas Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Salon Owner
  
  The Texas Supreme Court voided the restraining order barring salon owner Shelley Luther from operating her business, Salon À la mode.
• COVID-19 Model: 14,000 Fewer Will Die If Americans Mask Up
  
  A new COVID-19 model is predicting that 14,000 fewer people will die from the disease by August 1 if 95% of Americans wear masks.
• Defense Secretary Seeks to Root Out Military Extremism
  
  Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III signed a memo on Friday in which he calls for "immediate actions" to weed out "extremist behavior" in the military.
• Iran Testing Nuke Program With Advanced Centrifuge
  
  Iran said Saturday it has begun mechanical tests on its newest advanced nuclear centrifuge, even as the 5 world powers that remain in a foundering 2015 nuclear deal with Iran attempt to bring the U.S. back into the agreement.
• Dershowitz to Newsmax TV: Dems Stack Judicial Deck
  
  Not only do Democrats intend to pack the court, they are stacking the deck on the commission to review the expansion of the Judicial Branch, according to legal expert Alan Dershowitz on Newsmax TV.
• Report: Ex-NFL Player's Brain Probed for Trauma-related Harm
  
  The brain of Phillip Adams - the former NFL player who killed a South Carolina physician, three family members and a repairman before fatally shooting himself - will be tested for a degenerative disease that has affected a number of pro athletes.
• High Court Halts Calif. Virus Rules Limiting Home Worship
  
  The Supreme Court is telling California that it can't enforce coronavirus-related restrictions that have limited home-based religious worship including Bible studies and prayer meetings.
• Romney Rips Dems on Court Packing, Ending Filibuster
  
  Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, tweeted Friday his concern with the Democrats ending the filibuster and expanding the Supreme Court.
• J&J COVID-19 Shot Shipments to Drop 84% as US Vaccine Plant Awaits OK
  
  Johnson & Johnson will ship relatively few COVID-19 shots around the United States until it receives regulatory clearance for a large vaccine plant in Baltimore that has struggled to meet quality control standards, a top White House Health official said.

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