President Joe Biden is running out of time to fundraise before the end of this financial quarter as the 2024 Republican presidential candidates come under similar pressure ahead of this summer's primary debates.
The number of immigrants arrested for attempting to cross the border illegally has dropped off significantly in the weeks since the Biden administration rescinded public health policy Title 42, according to government statistics.
The Washington Examiner got an exclusive interview with Republican presidential candidate Larry Elder. He spoke about his former run for California governor during Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recall.
A Connecticut lawmaker was allegedly assaulted outside of an Eid al Adha prayer gathering in Hartford, Connecticut, on Wednesday night, alongside members of her family, according to police.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) slammed the FBI in a letter to Director Christopher Wray this week, demanding answers on whether FBI agents seen kneeling in front of protesters in 2020 were promoted for the move.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) questioned the federal prosecutor who led the investigation into Hunter Biden on whether he was briefed on the FBI’s FD-1023 informant file that contained allegations that then-Vice President Joe Biden was recorded on phone calls with his son, Hunter Biden, and a senior official at Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company.
DoorDash, a food delivery service, announced the option to use Electric Benefit Transfer cards through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in select markets. SNAP participants can use their benefits to pay for eligible groceries and delivery to their home.
Portland, Oregon, once one of the fast growing cities in the United States, is experiencing a population decline as crime, homeless rates, and encampments come to light as potential factors contributing to emigration.
