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Taxpayer-funded group to celebrate America’s birthday features lobbyist for China’s TikTok

A U.S. government-backed group organized to lead celebrations in 2026 to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence counts a registered TikTok lobbyist as one of its leaders, records show. Formed in 2016, the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission receives millions of dollars through congressional appropriations and is tasked with coordinating programming, […]

Fresh off high-stakes interview, Stephanopoulos doubtful Biden ‘can serve four more years’

ABC News host George Stephanopoulos said he doesn’t believe President Joe Biden can serve another four years as president. The former Clinton communications director made the remarks answering a question from a passerby, seemingly not knowing he was being recorded. Though the audio was hard to make out, he indirectly confirmed his remarks in a […]

Barron Trump makes first appearance at campaign rally as Donald builds him up

Barron Trump made his first campaign rally appearance at a Trump rally near Miami. Trump, 18, was introduced by his father, former President Donald Trump, as part of a wider series of shoutouts to family members and supporters at the rally. “And a very young man. This is a young man. He just turned 18,” […]

Trump punts on VP but challenges Biden to golf match and ‘man to man’ debate at Florida rally

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday left his supporters still guessing who he will choose as his running mate despite mounting speculation about the veepstakes. Speaking at a rally at his South Florida Doral golf resort near Miami, Trump only went so far as to praise Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), one of his VP finalists […]

White House defends credibility as Biden health questions mount

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended her credibility as the Biden administration fields questions about President Joe Biden‘s health after his first debate against former President Donald Trump. After Monday’s contentious briefing sparked by reports a Parkinson’s disease specialist had visited the White House multiple times, Jean-Pierre underscored her commitment to providing the best […]

Biden issues surprise medal at NATO and turns up pageantry with presidency on the line

President Joe Biden stepped onto the world stage when he addressed the opening ceremony of the 75th NATO summit as Democrats reconsider him as their nominee this election cycle. Using the trappings of the presidency, Biden contrasted himself to former President Donald Trump during his remarks, which were delivered from a teleprompter. But he also […]

Rep. Ted Lieu redirects attention to Trump-Epstein connection after Democrats’ chaotic media cycle

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) attempted to shift the national focus to former President Donald Trump’s connections to notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and away from the Democratic Party’s future. “We hear a lot from our constituents on different issues,” Lieu said at the news conference Tuesday. “But something I’ve heard that doesn’t seem to be […]

Clinton 2016 campaign and liberal super PAC crossed spending lines, court rules

A federal appeals court today said Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign and a liberal super PAC crossed federal election lines when they flaunted their coordination in a multimillion-dollar effort to defend the Democrat in her losing bid against Donald Trump. In the landmark decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said […]

Former FEC chairman: Bragg campaign finance claims against Trump are ‘laughable’

A former Federal Election Commission chairman testified to Congress on Tuesday that the Manhattan district attorney’s hush money charges against former President Donald Trump were “simply laughable.” Bradley Smith, who was originally set to appear as a defense witness in Trump’s New York trial, identified for lawmakers what he viewed as legal errors in District […]

Six states shift toward GOP in wake of Biden nominee angst: Cook Political Report

Electoral College ratings for six states have shifted toward Republicans in former President Donald Trump‘s favor as the fate of President Joe Biden’s political future as the Democrats’ nominee remains on shifting sands. The Cook Political Report shifted three states — Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada — from “toss-up” to “lean Republican” and shifted two other […]
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