On Wednesday, ex-Florida Governor Jeb Bush urged older Americans to transfer the political baton to a new generation, emphasizing that it falls upon a fresh cohort of leaders to transform the nation’s “toxic political climate.” “As a 70-year-old person, I’m part of the problem,” Bush said at a luncheon at Miami’s Jungle Island hosted by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. “It’s time for my … Continue reading Jeb Bush calls for old guys to get off political stage

The latest GOP primary debate, broadcast on NewsNation and the CW Network on Wednesday night, garnered just over 4 million viewers. This marks a continuation of the declining trend in ratings since the first debate held in August. The audience for the two-hour Tuscaloosa, Ala. debate experienced a 47% drop from the third debate on Nov. 8 in Miami, where an average of 7.51 million … Continue reading Republican debate ratings drop 47% 

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) expressed on Sunday that he no longer has confidence in Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. This shift in Graham’s stance is attributed to Austin’s recent comments regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. Despite Graham’s previous support for Austin, the senator is now critical, particularly in response to Austin’s assertion that Israel faces “strategic defeat” unless it takes additional measures to safeguard civilians in Gaza … Continue reading Lindsey Graham says he’s “lost all confidence” in Lloyd Austin

Renowned diplomat Henry Kissinger, a pivotal figure in 20th-century foreign policy, passed away at the age of 100 on Wednesday, according to his firm. Serving as U.S. ambassador to Bolivia, secretary of state, and national security adviser under Presidents Nixon and Ford, Kissinger remained influential even after leaving government in 1977. In a recent interview weeks before his 100th birthday, Kissinger asserted his active engagement … Continue reading Henry Kissinger, controversial statesman who influenced U.S. foreign policy for decades

A former U.S. ambassador to Bolivia, who served as a diplomat, has been apprehended in Miami as part of an extensive FBI counterintelligence investigation. The Associated Press has learned that Manuel Rocha, 73, faces charges of covertly acting as an agent for the government of Cuba. The arrest occurred on Friday, with additional details anticipated to be disclosed during a court appearance on Monday, according … Continue reading Former US ambassador arrested in Florida, accused of serving as an agent of Cuba

The House faces a deadline of Thursday to cast its vote on the expulsion of Rep. George Santos (R-NY), following the filing of a privileged resolution by Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) on Tuesday to remove the embattled Republican. The privileged nature of Garcia’s resolution allows the House a two-legislative-day window to vote on this significant resolution. This historic expulsion vote comes several weeks after the … Continue reading Democrats Force Historic Vote to Expel George Santos

Nikki Haley, vying for a strong position in the Republican presidential primary against Governor Ron DeSantis, has secured a significant boost from the political network founded by the Koch brothers. Americans for Prosperity Action, the endorsing group, outlined its support in a memo on Tuesday, providing organizational support and financial backing as Haley contends with DeSantis for the second spot in Iowa. As the campaign … Continue reading Koch Network Endorses Nikki Haley in Bid to Push G.O.P. Past Trump

During discussions with special counsel Jack Smith’s team earlier this year, former Vice President Mike Pence reportedly shared alarming details about the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. Pence described how then-President Donald Trump surrounded himself with questionable attorneys, endorsed “un-American” legal theories, and nearly pushed the nation into a “constitutional crisis,” according to sources familiar with Pence’s statements to investigators. These sources indicated that … Continue reading Pence told special counsel harrowing details about 2020 election aftermath

Arriving at the White House in pursuit of justice, Liberty became the focus of President Joe Biden’s annual Thanksgiving tradition on Monday. The president exercised the time-honored turkey pardon, granting clemency to Liberty, weighing 42.5 pounds, and Bell, at 42.1 pounds. This lighthearted event on the South Lawn provided a momentary diversion from the weighty global challenges confronting the administration. With metaphorical roasting, President Biden … Continue reading Biden grants turkey’s Liberty and Bell traditional presidential pardon

Javier Milei secured victory in Argentina’s presidential elections on Sunday, steering the country rightward with an anti-establishment campaign reminiscent of former US President Donald Trump. The runoff concluded with rival Sergio Massa conceding even before official results were released. Milei, a former TV pundit, pledged to break with the status quo and aims to dollarize Argentina, a move unprecedented for a country of its size. … Continue reading Far-right outsider Javier Milei wins Argentina’s presidency

Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) is set to declare his endorsement of former President Donald Trump for the presidency on Monday morning, urging the Republican Party to rally behind the 45th president, as disclosed by his office. In a press release sent via email, Marshall’s team provided excerpts from his forthcoming statement of support for the 45th president. He initiates his endorsement by criticizing President Joe … Continue reading Sen. Roger Marshall Endorses Donald Trump, Calls for GOP to Unite

On Monday, a federal appeals court displayed skepticism towards former President Donald Trump’s efforts to lift a gag order in his election-subversion case. However, the court seemed open to refining the restrictions on what the ex-president can express, particularly during the intensity of the 2024 campaign. In oral arguments, a three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit delved into the … Continue reading Appeals panel grapples with scope of Trump gag order in Jack Smith case

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has urgently sought a protective order to prevent the unauthorized release of potential evidence intended for presentation in the Georgia racketeering trial involving former President Donald Trump. Initially reported by ABC News on Monday, leaked “proffer” videos featured discussions among indicted members of Trump’s team, including attorneys Jenna Ellis, Sidney Powell, and Kenneth Cheseboro, who have already pleaded guilty. … Continue reading Fani Willis Asks For ‘Emergency Protective Order’ In Trump Trial

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan stated on Sunday that U.S. President Joe Biden aims to renew military-to-military connections with China. This announcement comes just days before the scheduled in-person meeting between President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The meeting is set to take place during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco on Wednesday. It marks the first face-to-face encounter between … Continue reading Biden will push China to resume military ties with US, official says

On Sunday, Representative Brian Higgins (D-N.Y.) disclosed his intention to resign in February after 19 years, attributing his decision to mounting frustrations with the increasing dysfunction in Congress, especially during a particularly tumultuous year for the chamber. Higgins, who represents New York’s strongly Democratic 26th Congressional District, revealed the challenges that influenced his choice to step down. “I’ve always been a little impatient, and that … Continue reading Longtime NY House Democrat Brian Higgins to step down over frustrations in Congress

House Speaker Mike Johnson presented his proposal on Saturday to avert a partial government shutdown by extending funding for certain agencies and programs until Jan. 19, while continuing funding for others until Feb. 2. This approach deviates from the usual method of extending funding for all programs until a specific date. Johnson opted for a combination approach to address concerns from GOP lawmakers, aiming to … Continue reading House Speaker Mike Johnson proposes 2-step stopgap funding bill to avert government shutdown