Sick of messy burritos? These students created a fix with edible tape

John Hopkins University undergraduate students came up with "burrito tape" they've dubbed Tastee Tape.

Zelensky proposes compensation for "victims of Russian aggression"

"Russia will feel the true weight of every missile, every bomb, every projectile it has fired at us."

Summer Lee wins PA House primary in triumph for the Squad

Lee's win adds to several progressive victories in Tuesday's primaries

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Federal judge blocks Biden from ending pandemic border policy

Title 42 was set to lift on Monday but the order will keep it in place.

Pelosi barred by San Francisco archbishop from communion over support for abortion

The House speaker has described herself as a devout Catholic while remaining supportive of abortion rights.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell sanctioned over "frivolous" claims in Smartmatic lawsuit

"The Court agrees with Smartmatic that Lindell has asserted at least some groundless claims."

Leaked emails: Ginni Thomas urged Arizona lawmakers to reverse Trump election loss

The emails show that Thomas played a role in attempting to keep Trump in power claiming electoral fraud.

Justice Department announces $5 million for hate crime hotlines

Though the new initiatives have been in the works for several weeks, they come just days after the Buffalo shooting.

Scoop: Bill Barr in discussions to cooperate with Jan. 6 committee

Tim Mulvey, a spokesman for the Jan. 6 committee, declined to comment.

Senate passes $40 billion aid package for Ukraine

The bill, which includes military aid and humanitarian assistance, now goes to President Biden for his signature.

Twitter unveils "crisis misinformation policy" to slow down viral tweets

The initial policy is aimed at international armed conflicts, but could later be expanded.

On the front lines in Donbas: One Ukrainian soldier's story

"I know that hell exists, and it is here."

Finland and Sweden in NATO could bring mighty militaries to Russia’s front door

The Nordic nations will bring unique capabilities to the Baltic region, where NATO has struggled to project power.

Rise of ultra-MAGA right could play into Dems’ hands

The rise of far-right GOP candidates has some Republicans considering voting Democratic this fall.

Biden invokes Defense Production Act to address baby formula shortage

Biden also directed several government agencies to use Department of Defense commercial planes to pick up formula overseas.

Kinzinger says Cawthorn loss "good for the country"

"It's good for the party," Rep. Adam Kinzinger said on Wednesday.

First U.S. monkeypox case confirmed in Massachusetts as CDC monitors U.K. outbreak

A man in Massachusetts who recently visited Canada has contracted monkeypox, health officials said.

Elon Musk says he will vote for Republicans now

Three weeks ago, Musk said that Twitter "must be politically neutral" to deserve the public trust.

U.S. embassy in Kyiv to resume operations

The embassy moved operations to western Ukraine in February.