Supreme Court justices appeared split on the question of whether it’s a problem if the White House ever puts pressure on social media companies to take down certain content. During oral arguments in Murthy v. Missouri, a case that will determine how far social media companies can go to combat controversial or inaccurate social media […]
President Joe Biden Monday underscored his record on prioritizing women, from the number of females in his Cabinet to his economic priorities, during a White House Women’s History Month event at which he signed a women’s health executive order. “To state the obvious, women are half the population and underrepresented across the board,” Biden told […]
Leftist politicians and media figures appeared to have a meltdown after former President Donald Trump said there would be a “bloodbath” if he is not elected in November. Trump was speaking at a rally in Ohio on Saturday and criticized that the auto industry in the United States has been crippled under President Joe Biden, […]
Former President Donald Trump is unable to secure a multimillion-dollar bond to cover penalties he owes in a civil fraud case in New York, his attorneys said in a court filing Monday. Trump and his former Trump Organization associates owe the state $464 million, including penalties, and while Trump is appealing the ruling against him, […]
Several current and former White House officials have defended Anthony Bernal, an assistant to the president and senior adviser to the first lady who has been accused of sexual harassment. The allegations against Bernal stemmed from a New York Post report last week that cited nearly a dozen anonymous former and current colleagues. Nearly a […]
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and national security adviser Jake Sullivan will brief the press on Monday as President Joe Biden heads out on a swing-state tour. Biden is expected to campaign in all six states that he narrowly won in 2020, including Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Wisconsin. Biden has already campaigned in Georgia, […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin mentioned the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny for the first time in public while claiming victory in a managed election for his fifth term in the Kremlin. “As for Mr. Navalny. Yes, he passed away. This is always a sad event,” Putin said after the polls closed in Russia. “But we’ve […]
The Supreme Court weighed a historic First Amendment dispute on Monday between Republican-led states and the Biden administration over how far the federal government can go to combat social media posts on subjects including COVID-19 information, election security, or possible threats. Oral arguments before the high court on Monday centered on a high-profile lawsuit filed […]
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) offered President Joe Biden rare praise in an op-ed on Monday, but it was on a topic that Democrats have steered away from touting out of fear it would divide the voter base. Manchin claimed that Biden should be proud of the “record-breaking” energy production that is happening in the country, […]
Tuesday marks the 45th birthday of C-SPAN, and to celebrate, the public service cable team has pulled together a highlight roll of its history-making since then-Rep. Al Gore announced from the House floor that the C-SPAN was live on March 19, 1979. “What does TV coverage of the House mean for America?” C-SPAN said. “For […]
