Kamala Harris’ campaign, which raised a record $1.4 billion, is now facing financial struggles after its loss in the election. Despite running out of funds, the campaign continues to solicit donations, claiming the money will go toward supporting legal challenges and recounts. However, sources reveal significant internal frustration over the campaign’s lack of financial transparency and mismanagement, with reports of debt reaching millions. Discontent also … Continue reading Clashes, confusion and secrecy consume Harris campaign’s finances

Paris prosecutors have requested a two-year prison sentence and five-year ineligibility for Marine Le Pen, accusing her of embezzling European Parliament funds. The National Rally party and 25 of its officials are alleged to have misused EU funds intended for parliamentary aides between 2004 and 2016 to pay party staff. Prosecutors seek a €300,000 fine and additional penalties for Le Pen and other co-defendants. The … Continue reading French prosecutors seek a 2-year prison sentence and ineligibility period against Marine Le Pen

President Joe Biden announced over $1.4 billion in climate change funding as part of his administration’s “Investing in America” agenda. This includes $1.2 billion from the Department of Transportation to promote cleaner construction materials for transportation projects and $256 million from the Department of Agriculture for clean energy projects in rural areas. The funding is part of broader climate initiatives under the Inflation Reduction Act … Continue reading Biden announces over $1.4 billion in funding for ‘climate change initiatives’

Capitol Hill Democrats are urging President Biden to take aggressive unilateral actions in the final weeks of his administration to protect his policy achievements and safeguard federal agencies from Donald Trump’s planned restructuring. With Republicans in control of the House, Biden is seen as a critical safeguard against Trump’s promised “deep state” purge. Democrats are pushing for new executive orders, last-minute regulations, and funding allocation … Continue reading Democrats press Biden to protect executive branch from Trump’s return

President-elect Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In his announcement, Trump praised Kennedy’s stance against the industrial food complex and pharmaceutical companies, promising a focus on transparency and restoring scientific integrity. Kennedy, known for his criticism of vaccines, fluoride in water, and processed foods, would oversee agencies like the CDC, FDA, and NIH. Trump’s … Continue reading Trump Taps Robert F. Kennedy to Lead Health and Human Services Department

President Biden will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Lima, Peru, marking their third in-person meeting since Biden took office. This is expected to be Biden’s final meeting with Xi as president. The discussion will focus on U.S.-China cooperation over the past four years on issues like military communications, counternarcotics, and artificial intelligence. Biden also plans … Continue reading Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping to meet in Peru this weekend

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Michael McCaul was detained by police at Dulles International Airport earlier this month after mixing Ambien and alcohol. McCaul, a nervous flyer, took Ambien to sleep on his flight home to Texas but became disoriented and locked himself out of his phone, missing his flight. Police detained him, assuming he was intoxicated. McCaul took responsibility for his actions, expressing regret … Continue reading House Foreign Affairs chief arrested at airport