Mayor Lori Lightfoot has announced that her city of Chicago will be commencing a "public process" to review 41 various "statues, plaques, and works of art" that could be deemed "offensive" to marginalized population groups.

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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on Wednesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is using the January 6 riot as justification for an "excuse to seize power."

Texas officials with the Energy Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) said the state's primary power grid was "seconds or minutes" away from catastrophic failure Sunday night, according to a tweet from NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez.

TV soccer reporter Diego Ordinola and his DirecTV Sports crew were robbed in Ecuador while the cameras were rolling, with their footage capturing the armed robber as he pointed a handgun directly at them.

Thirteen civilians and three soldiers are dead after a suspected Islamic extremist group raid in the northeastern Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

A Nebraska church has partnered with nonprofit RIP Medical Debt to forgive more than $7 million worth of debt for people in the state.

The ratings are in for Sunday's 2021 Daytona 500, and they are dismal. The iconic race brought in an average of just 4.83 million viewers according to Fox Sports. That is the lowest viewership for the NASCAR season's top event in its television history.

Scientists from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology are in the process of developing a sensor that can be worn to measure the amount of cortisol, the human "stress hormone," in sweat. The doctors involved are hoping such a device will allow those with certain diseases interrupting normal bodily fluctuations of cortisol to have their conditions detected and treated, preventing more serious complications.

Judicial Watch is currently part of a lawsuit on behalf of a high school football coach who was fired after he expressed concern over his daughter's history class and eventually removed his two children from the elementary and middle schools in the district.