Hunter Biden has been attending meetings with President Joe Biden and his top aides since Monday, after returning to the White House from Camp David. Typically seen at the White House residence and events, it is unusual for Hunter Biden to join his father’s meetings, which has surprised some aides. He was found guilty on gun-related charges last month and remains under indictment for tax-related … Continue reading Hunter Biden has joined White House meetings

The Justice Department plans to continue pursuing federal criminal cases against Donald Trump past Election Day, even if he wins, according to The Washington Post. DOJ rules against prosecuting a sitting president wouldn’t apply until Inauguration Day in January. This follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump to claim immunity for certain actions from his presidency, potentially delaying a trial on federal election subversion charges. … Continue reading Justice Dept plans to pursue Trump cases past Election Day, even if he wins

Donald Trump raised $331 million in the second quarter, giving him more cash on hand than President Joe Biden and intensifying Democratic concerns about Biden’s campaign. This amount, raised by Trump and the Republican National Committee, surpasses the $264 million raised by Biden and the Democratic National Committee. Trump’s campaign now has nearly $285 million in cash compared to Biden’s $240 million, reversing the previous … Continue reading Trump Raises $331 Million as War Chest Now Tops Biden

Officials on President Biden’s White House and campaign staffs are feeling rage, sadness, frustration, and resolve over his debate performance and the response to it. More than a dozen aides expressed concerns about Biden’s mental fitness and criticized senior aides for a lack of transparency. One White House official mentioned that the issue is the primary topic of conversation, Axios is reporting. Anxiety has increased … Continue reading Turmoil in the White House over Biden

Defiance has become integral to Joe Biden’s psychology, as evident from his and his inner circle’s response following his poor debate performance last week. However, a growing number of Democratic leaders are urging him to step aside for the party and the country’s benefit. Democratic Rep. Lloyd Doggett of Texas, the first to break ranks, compared Biden’s situation to Lyndon Johnson’s withdrawal, stating Biden should … Continue reading As Biden digs in, some top Democrats want him out of the race this week

At 28 years old, Jordan Bardella has played a pivotal role in establishing the far-right National Rally as a dominant political force in France. Following a strong performance in the first round of snap legislative elections, Bardella is now rallying support for an absolute majority in the decisive round on July 7, potentially making him the country’s youngest prime minister. Bardella, who replaced Marine Le … Continue reading At 28, Bardella could become youngest prime minister

Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally (RN) party achieved historic gains in France’s parliamentary election, winning around 34% of the vote in the first round, according to exit polls. This result represents a significant setback for President Emmanuel Macron, whose Together alliance garnered 20.5%-23%, and comes after the RN’s recent success in the European Parliament elections. The left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) secured approximately 29% … Continue reading Far right wins first round in France election

Before the first debate, doubts among voters about President Biden’s cognitive health were persistent. Today, those doubts have intensified, now shared by nearly three-quarters of the electorate and growing within his own party. Following the debate with former President Trump, more voters, including many Democrats, question Biden’s suitability for the presidency, with nearly half of Democrats now unsure if he should remain the nominee. This … Continue reading 72% of voters don’t think Biden should be running after debate with Trump

Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon surrendered at a federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut, beginning a four-month sentence for contempt charges related to defying a congressional subpoena in the investigation of the U.S. Capitol attack. Bannon, calling himself a “political prisoner,” arrived at the facility and was taken into custody. He expressed pride in his stance against what he termed a “corrupt DOJ” under Attorney General … Continue reading Bannon reports to federal prison to serve sentence for contempt

The Supreme Court’s landmark 6-3 decision granted former presidents extensive immunity from prosecution, significantly delaying Donald Trump’s Washington criminal case. The ruling, led by the conservative majority including Trump-appointed justices, returned the case to lower courts to assess the remaining charges in Jack Smith’s indictment. It also underscored the court’s influence on the upcoming election by rejecting efforts to prevent Trump’s candidacy due to his … Continue reading Supreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity