Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a Republican from California, finds himself in a challenging position as he strives to prevent a conservative uprising while ensuring the smooth operation of the government. With the deadline for the start of the next fiscal year approaching at the end of September, Congress must pass funding legislation to avert a shutdown. Negotiators in both the House and Senate are racing against … Continue reading McCarthy faces shutdown threat from right flank

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed strong criticism towards NATO leaders, including President Biden, during the annual gathering of the military alliance’s leaders, injecting fresh diplomatic tension into the proceedings. Zelensky condemned their reluctance to extend membership to his war-torn country, characterizing it as a display of weakness and absurdity, the New York Post reported. His remarks came shortly after Biden mentioned the development of new … Continue reading Zelensky slams Biden’s ‘unprecedented and absurd’ stance on NATO membership

US President Joe Biden has arrived in the UK ahead of an upcoming NATO summit in Lithuania. This summit follows concerns expressed by several allies regarding Biden’s decision to send cluster bombs to Ukraine. Countries like the UK and Canada have voiced their apprehension about supplying cluster bombs due to the risks they pose to civilians. The US argues that these bombs are necessary as … Continue reading Joe Biden in UK to meet Sunak and King Charles amid Ukraine concerns

The special counsel leading the federal investigation into former President Trump’s alleged mishandling of sensitive documents has incurred expenses totaling nearly $5.5 million within the initial four months of the probe. The statement of expenditures from November 2022 to the end of March 2023, released by Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office on Friday, provides insight into how taxpayer funds are being utilized in the investigation. … Continue reading Special Counsel Jack Smith spent $5.5 million in just four months of investigating Trump

On Friday, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) penned a letter to Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, requesting a briefing on the details surrounding the recent discovery of cocaine in the White House. The committee aims to investigate the incident and gather further information. In the letter, Comer expressed his concern, stating that the presence of illegal drugs within the White House is unacceptable … Continue reading House Oversight Committee Launches Probe into Cocaine at the Biden White House

Special counsel Jack Smith’s team has shown ongoing interest in a tumultuous Oval Office meeting that occurred in the final days of the Trump administration. During this meeting, former President Donald Trump entertained desperate proposals to retain power, despite objections from his White House counsel. According to multiple sources, investigators have questioned several witnesses before the grand jury and during interviews regarding the meeting, which … Continue reading Special counsel digging into Trump Oval Office meeting in final days of presidency

Hunter Biden is actively working to address the legal matters surrounding him prior to his father’s re-election campaign gaining momentum. However, House Republicans are determined to continue their investigations with the aim of tarnishing President Biden through his son. In a recent span of time, Hunter Biden reached a settlement in a child-support dispute with the mother of his 4-year-old daughter. He also entered into … Continue reading Hunter Tries to End Legal Woes as Republicans Vow to Keep Probing

On Tuesday, a federal judge in Louisiana, Terry Doughty, stated that the Biden administration likely violated the First Amendment by engaging in censorship of dissenting views on social media throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Judge Doughty characterized these efforts as “Orwellian” in nature. In addition to his ruling, Judge Doughty issued a comprehensive preliminary injunction that prohibits various federal officials and agencies from interacting with social … Continue reading Judge limits Biden administration’s contact with socials

According to an official familiar with the investigation, a formal laboratory test has confirmed that the white substance discovered at the White House on Sunday is cocaine. A U.S. Secret Service official reported that the substance was found in a small, zippered bag in a highly frequented area of the West Wing, leading to a brief evacuation on Sunday evening. The duration of time the … Continue reading Lab test confirms white substance found at the White House is cocaine

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham faced a chorus of boos as he campaigned for former President Donald Trump at a rally in his home state of South Carolina on Saturday. Upon leaving the stage, supporters gave him a thumbs down, expressing their disapproval. Addressing the crowd of Trump supporters in Pickens, South Carolina, Graham emphasized the importance of unity, stating that winning elections involves bringing together … Continue reading Trump ally Lindsey Graham booed off stage at South Carolina MAGA rally 

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, known for his far-right ideologies, has been barred from running for office until 2030 by a panel of judges. T he decision was made based on the conclusion that Bolsonaro had abused his power and spread baseless doubts about the country’s electronic voting system. This ruling significantly disrupts Bolsonaro’s political future and greatly diminishes his chances of regaining power, The … Continue reading Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro is barred from running for office until 2030

On Thursday, President Biden expressed his thoughts on the recent Supreme Court decision that disrupted affirmative action in college admissions, describing it as “not normal.” When asked if he believed the institution had gone “rogue,” the president responded at the White House, stating, “This is not a normal court.,” The Hill has reported. Later, in an interview with MSNBC, he further clarified his stance, stating … Continue reading President Biden: ‘This Is Not A Normal Court’

During a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior tech company executives on Friday, President Joe Biden made a lighthearted comment, jokingly stating that he had “sold a lot of state secrets” and “a lot of very important things.” The remark came at the beginning of the meeting when Biden, addressing the attendees, expressed gratitude and humorously remarked, “I was just thanking, uh, … Continue reading ‘I Sold a Lot of State Secrets,’ Biden Jokes During Meeting With Modi

Last week, Hunter Biden reached an agreement to plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts of failing to pay taxes on time. However, new testimony from a second whistleblower, released by the House Ways and Means Committee, alleges that Hunter Biden engaged in a deliberate tax evasion scheme, avoiding payment of millions of dollars in taxes, Breitbart News reported. The second whistleblower, identified as the lead … Continue reading Whistleblower No. 2: Hunter Biden Willfully Evaded Millions in Taxes 

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that the North Carolina Supreme Court did not violate the elections clause of the US Constitution when it invalidated the state’s congressional map for 2022. This decision rejects a broad interpretation of the controversial legal theory known as the Independent State Legislature theory, which was championed by supporters of former President Donald Trump. Chief Justice John Roberts authored the … Continue reading Supreme Court rejects Trump-backed election law theory

In an exclusive report, CNN has obtained an audio recording from the 2021 meeting held in Bedminster, New Jersey, featuring President Donald Trump discussing undisclosed documents that he had not declassified. This recording, which was first aired on CNN‘s “Anderson Cooper 360,” provides new revelations from the conversation and serves as crucial evidence in special counsel Jack Smith’s indictment of Trump for mishandling classified information. … Continue reading CNN obtains tape of Trump’s 2021 conversation about classified documents