Former special counsel John Durham is set to provide testimony before a House committee in the coming month regarding his recently finalized report on the FBI’s probe into Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Durham’s testimony is scheduled for June 20, where he will first appear in a closed-door session with the House intelligence committee, the Associated Press reported. The following day, he will testify publicly … Continue reading Special counsel Durham to testify before Congress next month

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) has publicly disclosed that a subpoenaed FBI informant file allegedly links President Joe Biden to a bribery scheme involving a sum of five million dollars. In a letter addressed to FBI Director Christopher Wray, Comer revealed the amount of the alleged bribe and expressed frustration over the bureau’s refusal to provide the unclassified document requested through his subpoena. … Continue reading FBI Informant File Links Joe Biden to $5 Million Bribery Scheme, Rep. Comer says

According to a recent CNN poll conducted by SSRS, President Joe Biden begins his campaign for a second term with a substantial advantage over his declared opponents for the Democratic nomination. However, he faces challenges among the general public, with declining favorability ratings and a widespread belief that his reelection would have more negative than positive implications for the country. Only a third of Americans … Continue reading POLL: 40% of Democrats not backing Biden in primary

In the midst of an unyielding debt ceiling dispute, there appeared to be a fleeting possibility of progress. Speaking from an elegant hall on Wednesday, Speaker Kevin McCarthy indicated that Republicans were prepared to offer important concessions to Democrats. However, McCarthy’s revealed concessions turned out to be familiar Republican policy stances: spending caps and work requirements for social safety programs, Politico reported. These demands aligned … Continue reading Dems to Biden: Get ‘off the bench’

On Wednesday, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy adopted a defiant stance, absolving himself of responsibility for the debt ceiling standoff. He dispatched Republican negotiators to the White House to conclude discussions but emphasized that more time is required for reaching a budget agreement with President Joe Biden, the Associated Press reported. McCarthy expressed cautious optimism about the prospects of reaching a resolution before an impending deadline, … Continue reading McCarthy says debt ceiling standoff ‘not my fault,’ as White House warns of economic risks

Ahead of a looming risk of a debt default, House lawmakers are departing Washington for an extended holiday weekend on Thursday afternoon. Despite negotiators claiming progress in their efforts to reach a deal that would avert a default next week, there was no sign of an imminent agreement on Thursday, the Hill reported. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy stated that both sides had yet to … Continue reading House Reps leave town with no debt ceiling deal