Administration officials suggested that some of the assertions regarding Biden’s memory challenges may lack accuracy. Joe Biden struggled to recall the year of his son Beau’s death and the specific years of his vice presidency during interviews with investigators. These details, highlighting “limitations in his recall,” were included in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s 388-page report released on Thursday. The report addressed the presence of classified … Continue reading Biden Pushes Back on Report Alleging Alarming Memory Problems

After experiencing a challenging setback in the Republican primary in Nevada on Tuesday, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley downplayed her second-place finish by stating that she came in second to “none of these candidates.” This marks her third consecutive loss in the current presidential race. Haley emphasized that her campaign is now focusing on larger states and brushed off the idea of actively competing … Continue reading Haley Dismisses Nevada Loss, Calling Primary Process ‘Rigged’ for Trump

During a three-stop fundraising tour of New York City, President Biden informed business leaders on Wednesday that he views former President Donald Trump as an “existential threat.” The fundraising event faced disruptions from anti-Israel protesters who obstructed Fifth Avenue outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art. At his initial stop of the day, an environment-focused gathering at Larry Linden’s Upper West Side residence, the 81-year-old president … Continue reading Biden calls Trump ‘existential threat’ at NYC fundraiser

Senate Republicans, facing intense pressure from former President Trump, are set to block a procedural motion this week that would initiate debate on a bipartisan border security deal. This decision leaves funding for the Ukraine war uncertain for the foreseeable future. If the border security deal fails to progress this week, it suggests that the legislation is unlikely to pass the Senate without significant modifications. … Continue reading Senate GOP will block border deal, leaving Ukraine in limbo

On Tuesday, President Biden expressed his frustration directed at former President Trump, as a bipartisan border policy package, anticipated to collapse, also included aid provisions for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. Addressing the issue from the White House, Mr. Biden commended the bipartisan group of senators responsible for crafting the agreement on the $118 billion bill. Biden called it “the most fair, humane reforms in our … Continue reading Biden blames Trump for collapse of border bill in Congress

In a unanimous ruling on Tuesday, a federal appeals court declared that Donald Trump is not shielded from criminal prosecution concerning his attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election loss. The three-judge appeals panel categorically dismissed Trump’s assertion that he was immune to charges in the case due to his status as president during the alleged offenses. “We cannot accept that the office of the … Continue reading Trump has no immunity from Jan. 6 prosecution, appeals court rules

Donald Trump, the former President, provided a glimpse into the criteria he would consider when choosing a vice president and openly acknowledged certain personnel challenges that occurred during his initial administration. “It’s gotta be who is going to be a good president. You always have to think that,” Trump told Fox Business Network’s “Sunday Morning Futures.” “I have a lot of good people. We have … Continue reading Trump reveals criteria for running mate, name drops two top Republicans

Nangolo Mbumba has assumed the position of Namibia’s new president mere hours after announcing the passing of his predecessor while serving as vice-president. Hage Geingob, aged 82, succumbed to illness on Sunday while undergoing medical treatment in the capital, Windhoek. A stalwart of Namibia’s struggle for independence, Mr. Geingob had publicly disclosed his battle with cancer last month. Describing the late leader as a “liberation … Continue reading Namibia’s new President Mbumba sworn-in hours after predecessor dies

Following her recent remarks expressing a desire to deploy razor wire and security personnel to Texas in an effort to address immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, Republican Governor Kristi Noem has been barred from the Pine Ridge Reservation by a South Dakota tribe. The decision comes in response to Noem’s statements suggesting that cartels are infiltrating the state’s reservations. “Due to the safety of the … Continue reading South Dakota tribe bans Governor from reservation over border remarks

South Carolina hosted the initial official Democratic primary, with President Joe Biden emerging as the clear victor. Traditionally, Iowa and New Hampshire held the first spots, but Biden made the strategic decision to elevate South Carolina to the forefront. This move garnered mixed reactions, particularly from New Hampshire, which conducted its own contest last month. However, due to DNC rules favoring South Carolina, the New … Continue reading South Carolina Presidential Primary Election Results 2024: Joe Biden wins

President Biden’s team is expressing concern over the ongoing investigation led by special counsel Robert Hur into Biden’s management of classified documents, fearing potential repercussions on his re-election bid. While Biden’s aides do not anticipate criminal charges to arise from the inquiry, they anticipate that Hur’s forthcoming report may contain embarrassing revelations, potentially accompanied by photographic evidence, detailing the methods Biden employed to secure documents. … Continue reading President Biden bracing for special counsel’s report on classified docs

El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, is viewed by many as a national hero who confronted the country’s violent gangs with unwavering determination. However, others see the populist leader as a 21st-century autocrat responsible for widespread human rights abuses and a consolidation of power in his own hands. Often self-described as the “world’s coolest dictator,” he appears poised to secure a second presidential term in the … Continue reading Bukele seeks reelection in spite of constitution

Democratic Representative Cori Bush from Missouri, a member of the far-left “Squad” in Congress, is reportedly under investigation by the Department of Justice (DOJ) for alleged misuse of government funds designated for private security. According to Punchbowl News, the DOJ is conducting a criminal probe into Bush, with six sources cited by the outlet making the allegation. The Justice Department took a significant step on … Continue reading Squad Member Cori Bush Under Criminal Investigation by DOJ

During a crucial meeting in November between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden, Xi assured Biden that China would not interfere in the 2024 US presidential election. This assurance was reiterated by the Chinese foreign minister to Biden’s national security adviser during a meeting in Bangkok this past weekend, as reported by two individuals familiar with the conversations. The previously undisclosed exchange … Continue reading Xi promised Biden China wouldn’t interfere in 2024 election

On Sunday, House Republicans advanced their push to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas by officially outlining their allegations in preparation for a committee vote. The first impeachment article contends that Mayorkas demonstrated a “willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law,” while the second article asserts that he breached public trust by “knowingly made false statements, and knowingly obstructed lawful oversight of the … Continue reading House Republicans unveil articles of impeachment against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

Attorney General Merrick Garland will be indisposed this weekend due to back surgery and is taking proactive steps to ensure clarity regarding leadership during his absence. The Biden administration’s top law enforcement official made an early announcement to preempt any potential criticism, drawing from the recent situation involving Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Austin faced backlash for not promptly informing colleagues and the White House about … Continue reading AG Garland to go under knife, hand power to deputy

President Biden is under pressure from hawkish members of Congress to intensify strikes on targets associated with Iran, both inside Iran and beyond, following the deaths of three U.S. service members in a drone attack in Jordan. Senate Minority Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) called for “serious, crippling costs” to Iran, “not only on front-line terrorist proxies, but on their Iranian sponsors who wear American blood as … Continue reading Senate GOP press Biden to target Iran directly over soldiers’ deaths

On Friday, President Joe Biden urged Congress to embrace a bipartisan Senate agreement that pairs border enforcement measures with aid for Ukraine. However, House Speaker Mike Johnson hinted that the compromise on border and immigration policy might face significant opposition in his chamber, stating it could be “dead on arrival.” In a late Friday statement, the Democratic president expressed that the proposed policies would constitute … Continue reading Biden urges border deal as Johnson calls plan ‘dead on arrival’

Throughout President Joe Biden’s third full year in office, covering the period from January 20, 2023, to January 19, 2024, an average of 39.8% of Americans approved of his job performance. Among presidents in the Gallup polling era elected to their first term, only Jimmy Carter faced a lower third-year average, with 37.4% approval during a challenging year marked by soaring gas prices, double-digit inflation, … Continue reading GALLUP: Biden third-year job approval worst since Carter

Republican senators are noting a decline in enthusiasm for former President Trump among Republican-leaning voters compared to 2016. This decrease in voter energy was evident in Iowa, where only 15 percent of registered Republicans turned up for Monday’s caucuses. While weather played a role in the low turnout, lawmakers highlight other indicators of waning enthusiasm for Trump. This diminished support could potentially pose challenges for … Continue reading Senate GOP fears drop in Trump enthusiasm

On Saturday, Nikki Haley raised concerns about Donald Trump’s mental fitness for a potential return to the presidency. This comes after Trump repeatedly confused Haley with former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi during a campaign speech. While campaigning in Keene, New Hampshire, Haley referred to Trump’s recent speech where he inaccurately stated that she was in charge of Capitol security on January 6, 2021. On … Continue reading Haley questions Trump’s mental fitness