Rep. Mike Kelly, chairman of the House task force investigating the July 13 assassination attempt on Donald Trump, criticized the delayed response from law enforcement when gunman Thomas Crooks was first spotted at the Butler Farm Show fairgrounds in Pennsylvania. Despite snipers identifying Crooks 90 minutes before he opened fire, killing one and injuring two others, they awaited authorization to shoot. Kelly questioned who was … Continue reading Lawmakers tour site of Trump assassination attempt

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin despite ending his independent presidential campaign and endorsing Donald Trump. Michigan officials confirmed that Kennedy, who was nominated by the Natural Law Party, cannot withdraw from the ballot. Similarly, Wisconsin’s election commission voted against his request to remove his name, citing state law. However, a court ruling in Nevada will keep Kennedy … Continue reading RFK Jr. won’t be able to remove himself from ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz vowed to increase deportations following a deadly mass stabbing in Solingen, linked to the Islamic State, which has intensified far-right opposition and criticism of his migration policies. The attack, which killed three and injured eight, has heightened political tensions ahead of upcoming state elections, with the far-right AfD party using the incident to bolster its anti-migration campaign. However, experts believe the … Continue reading Germany’s Scholz promises more deportations after visiting mass stabbing scene

France faces political turmoil after President Emmanuel Macron refused to appoint a prime minister from the leftwing coalition, the New Popular Front (NFP), which won the most seats in the recent parliamentary election. Macron’s decision, following failed talks to resolve the deadlock in the divided Assemblée Nationale, sparked anger and threats of impeachment from the NFP. The coalition insists that its candidate, Lucie Castets, should … Continue reading Chaos in France after Macron refuses to name prime minister from leftwing coalition

A top-ranking election official in Venezuela, Juan Carlos Delpino, has openly criticized the results of July’s disputed presidential election, stating that there is no evidence President Nicolás Maduro won. Delpino, who is part of the national electoral committee and aligned with the opposition, emphasized transparency in his statement. Despite growing international demands for vote transparency, the Maduro-controlled Supreme Court declared Maduro the winner. As global … Continue reading No Evidence that Maduro Won, Says Top Venezuelan Election Official

U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith has asked a federal appeals court to reinstate the criminal case against Donald Trump for retaining classified documents, after a lower court dismissed the indictment in July. The dismissal by U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon, who ruled that Smith’s appointment was unlawful, is being challenged by Smith’s team, arguing that the Attorney General has the authority to appoint special … Continue reading Special counsel asks court to revive charges against Trump in documents case

Over 200 Republicans, who previously worked for former President George W. Bush, the late Sen. John McCain, and Sen. Mitt Romney, have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president in an open letter. This letter, signed by 238 individuals, follows the Democratic National Convention, which featured several Republican detractors of the GOP nominee. The group, which includes former staffers of Bush, McCain, and Romney, had … Continue reading Hundreds of Bush, McCain, Romney alums endorse Kamala