Fueled by the pandemic and years of fiscal splurging, the national debt of the United States blew past a record-shattering $31 trillion in October, and the country is barreling toward a future economic reckoning.
President Joe Biden’s promised reckoning for Saudi Arabia has faded as the spike in energy prices has done the same, leaving the White House to temper Democratic ire.
The final week before Christmas was dominated by events on Capitol Hill, all of a different flavor. First, there was the much-anticipated Jan. 6 commission report, as well as the transcripts of witnesses that were released.
The Biden administration and the Department of Defense spent much of 2022 focusing on how to help Ukraine fend off Russian aggression, with the nature of that assistance changing over the course of the war.
EL PASO, Texas — A major community event on the eve of the Sun Bowl college football game next week has been canceled as a result of the city’s decision to use the convention center to house up to 1,000 immigrants living on the streets downtown.
The Jan. 6 committee released 50 more transcripts on Friday, this time making the interviews of key witnesses such as former first daughter Ivanka Trump, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and former White House counsel Pat Cipollone available to the public.
