Instagram unveiled a host of child safety measures and parental controls for its app just one day before chief executive Adam Mosseri is due to testify in Congress.

Here's a list of the most important news of the day compiled by Daily Caller editor Vince Coglianese.

South Dakota is appealing a district court ruling that prohibits the state from enforcing a law that requires women to consult with a crisis pregnancy center.

Hedge fund manager and philanthropist Michael Steinhardt surrendered antiquities worth roughly $70 million, and he has been banned for life from acquiring such artifacts in the future.

A new Axios poll shows that most Americans aren't cowering in fear of the Omicron variant, and instead plan to go on with life as normal in the coming months.

The Sarco machine, a 3-D printed assisted suicide pod, passed legal review in Switzerland, and it may be available for public use in 2022, Swiss Info reported.

A U.S. Marine was killed Monday after he pulled over to help a couple that had been involved in a solo car crash, according to a report.

The annual defense bill is reportedly set to scrap provisions that would require women to register for the draft and strip military force authorizations for the Iraq and Gulf Wars.

President Joe Biden is holding a video call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday as Russian-Ukraine tensions continue to escalate.

Small-town and local newspapers across the country are suing Google and Facebook, alleging that the tech giants hold a monopoly in digital advertising.

Toyota announced plans on Monday to build a multi-billion dollar battery factory in North Carolina that is reported to create almost 2,000 jobs.

The SEC title game put up massive TV ratings this past Saturday. The game averaged 15.277 million viewers on CBS.

Owners of popular San Francisco brunch spot Hilda and Jesse apologized Sunday amid backlash for turning away three armed, on-duty police officers.

China accused the U.S. of violating the spirit of the Olympics with its decision to hold a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 games and declared that the U.S. will "pay a price."

Unvaccinated NBA players will reportedly be banned from Canada starting January 15, 2022. Why is the decision being made?

Sunoco Pipeline LP agreed to a settlement Monday after spilling thousands of gallons of drilling fluids while installing a pipeline in August 2020.

The Los Angeles Fire Department has reportedly removed 113 firefighters from duty without pay after they failed to get vaccinated per the city's vaccine mandate.

Zarah Sultana, of the British Labour Party, was caught maskless at an award show Sunday. Sultana previously called out maskless Tories because she felt 'unsafe'.

Netflix's new movie "Munich - The Edge of War" looks like it's going to be a very fascinating time. What is the movie about? When does it come out on Netflix?

Executives of major oil corporations slammed the aggressive global push to renewable forms of energy and warned that such policies could crash economies.