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Ronny Jackson expresses doubt Biden is ‘calling the shots’ as president

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) has expressed doubt President Joe Biden is “calling the shots” in leading the country, citing the recent report from special counsel Robert Hur that was released earlier this month. The report from Hur revealed that the president could not be charged for his handling of classified documents due to Biden’s “poor […]

Hogan appeals across the aisle in Maryland Senate seat Democrats desperate to keep

Former Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan‘s entry into the Senate race is already proving to be a nail-biter for Democrats, as surveys show independents and even some left-leaning voters are looking to throw their vote behind Hogan and possibly cost Democrats a key Senate seat in 2024. Hogan launched his bid for Senate on Feb. […]

Biden insulting East Palestine and Ohio with year-late visit to toxic crash site: Trump

Former President Donald Trump trashed President Joe Biden for his planned trip to East Palestine, Ohio, more than a year after the toxic train derailment that devastated the small town. Trump visited the town where a Norfolk Southern train derailed, spilling toxic chemicals, weeks after the incident in February 2023. Biden is scheduled to visit […]

CPAC scores ‘chainsaw’ Argentine President Javier Milei

The “lion of the Andes,” Argentine President Javier Milei, is traveling to Washington next weekend to speak at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference convention and is the second populist Latin leader whom organizers will showcase to the thousands of Republican activists. He will join El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele at the four-day event that […]

Biden under pressure to stick with menthol ban that buries him further with black voters

President Joe Biden is facing pressure from outside advocates and one of his top public health officials to approve long-awaited federal rules that would ban menthol cigarettes, but the White House fears doing so could alienate the president from black voters even further. The Food and Drug Administration finalized its policy for banning methanol cigarettes […]

Biden official pressed by Lawler over ActBlue fundraising for anti-Israel group

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) sought information in a Wednesday hearing from a top Treasury Department official on why the agency has stonewalled investigating top Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue for boosting an anti-Israel group accused of being linked to terrorism. In September 2023, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) asked the FBI and Treasury Department to review whether ActBlue Charities […]

Big Tech bill meant to protect children online has filibuster-proof majority in Senate

More than 60 senators now back major legislation that would set online protections for teenagers and youth, a majority that means that the bill cannot be blocked by filibuster and appears set for passage. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) announced Thursday that 62 senators have co-sponsored the Kids Online Safety Act, a bill she wrote with […]

Ex-NAACP chapter head loses instructing job after OnlyFans discovered

The former Spokane, Washington, NAACP President Nkechi Diallo, formerly known as Rachel Dolezal, was fired from her instructing position in Arizona following the discovery of her OnlyFans account, district officials announced Wednesday. Diallo had been using platform, which is primarily used to distribute adult content. “We only learned of Ms. Nkechi Diallo’s OnlyFans social media […]

Trump decries ‘election interference’ in NY hush money case as judge deals him a blow

Former President Donald Trump slammed a New York criminal case against him Thursday as “election interference” ahead of a judge’s refusal to dismiss the charges as Trump’s legal team had requested. Trump appeared at a Manhattan courthouse before the hearing in his criminal case involving payments of alleged hush money made to adult film star […]

2024 could come down to who gets their least likely voters to show up

The outcome of this November’s elections may hinge on which party can turn out its lower-propensity voters amid broad dissatisfaction with both their likely presidential nominees. Democrats are worried that black, Hispanic, Arab American, Muslim, and younger voters may give a lackluster showing for President Joe Biden as he seeks a second term. Some of […]
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