According to the July Harvard/Harris survey, approximately one-quarter of Democrats have expressed doubts about President Joe Biden’s mental fitness. Overall, 59 percent of registered voters have concerns about the president’s mental fitness, while 41 percent believe he is “mentally fit to serve as President of the United States.” Among Republicans, 85 percent harbor doubts about the mental fitness of the 80-year-old president, while 15 percent … Continue reading Poll: One-Quarter of Democrats Have Doubts About Biden’s Mental Fitness

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and a bipartisan group of five other senators introduced groundbreaking legislation on July 13, proposing that the U.S. government or private contractors may possess recovered UFOs and “biological evidence of living or deceased non-human intelligence” in a covert manner. The legislation provides a definition for “non-human intelligence” as “any sentient intelligent non-human lifeform, regardless of nature or ultimate origin … Continue reading ‘Non-human intelligence’: Schumer proposes stunning UFO legislation

In a meeting held in Beijing, veteran US diplomat Henry Kissinger engaged with China’s defense minister. According to a statement from the Chinese defense ministry on Tuesday, Li Shangfu expressed that “friendly communication” between China and the US had been “destroyed” due to the unwillingness of “some people in the United States” to meet China halfway. Kissinger, as per the readout, referred to himself as … Continue reading Kissinger meets China defense minister in surprise visit to Beijing

House Republicans are currently engaged in a debate over whether to shift their impeachment efforts towards Attorney General Merrick Garland. This development came after Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) unexpectedly suggested initiating an inquiry against Garland, catching some members off guard. Previously, much of the Republican Party’s impeachment discussions had focused on other officials in the Biden administration, The Hill reported. Throughout this year, the GOP … Continue reading GOP debates impeaching Merrick Garland after McCarthy surprise

Following former President Donald Trump’s announcement of being a target in the Justice Department’s probe into the events of January 6, several Republican lawmakers came to his defense. Trump stated that he would appear before the grand jury in four days, anticipating that Special Counsel Jack Smith, whom he referred to as “deranged,” would indict him. He claimed that this situation represents an unprecedented level … Continue reading GOP Lawmakers React as Trump Targeted in January 6 Probe

A former supervisory agent investigating Hunter Biden has been instructed by the FBI to refrain from answering specific questions from the House Oversight Committee regarding the case. This direction was communicated through a redacted letter from FBI general counsel Jason Jones, which was received the night before the agent was scheduled to testify, Fox News has reported. According to the letter obtained by the New … Continue reading FBI tells agent investigating Hunter Biden not to answer certain committee questions

Vivek Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur and Republican candidate for the presidency, has taken a notable step by releasing a list of 16 individuals he would consider nominating to the U.S. Supreme Court or federal appellate courts if elected. He becomes the first candidate in the Republican field to itemize his potential judicial appointments. Ramaswamy’s list includes notable figures such as Senators Ted Cruz of Texas … Continue reading GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy lists Senators Cruz, Lee as possible Supreme Court picks

Following a successful fundraising quarter, President Joe Biden’s campaign has enlisted the support of three trusted allies to lead the next phase of his 2024 election campaign. In an effort to bolster fundraising efforts, Biden’s team has welcomed three longtime allies to key leadership roles. The President, along with Vice President Kamala Harris, managed to raise over $72 million in the second quarter through various … Continue reading Biden beefs up campaign leadership as he looks to build on fundraising momentum

Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is taking steps to streamline his campaign operations as he faces challenges in catching up to former President Donald Trump in the crowded GOP primary race. This adjustment has been prompted by unexpected financial pressure. DeSantis, who currently serves as the Governor of Florida, made the decision to release fewer than 10 paid staff members late last week, the Associated … Continue reading DeSantis presidential campaign is cutting staff as new financial pressure emerges

According to the Federal Election Commission, former President Donald Trump’s campaign currently leads all potential 2024 presidential contenders with $22.52 million in cash on hand during this election cycle. Trump’s campaign committee has experienced a surge in funding, surpassing both Democratic and Republican contenders in terms of cash on hand, Breitbart News reported. This amount represents the money available in the campaign’s bank account for … Continue reading Trump Campaign Leads All 2024 Contenders with $22.52M Cash on Hand

The House Oversight Committee has scheduled a hearing for next Wednesday, during which two IRS whistleblowers will provide testimony. One of the whistleblowers, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, has come forward alleging that an investigation into Hunter Biden was deliberately delayed by prosecutors. The House Ways and Means Committee shared the testimony of IRS investigator Gary Shapley and the unidentified individual, referred to … Continue reading IRS whistleblowers on Hunter Biden case to publicly testify

The special counsel, Jack Smith, and his team have strongly criticized Donald Trump’s request to postpone his criminal trial for allegedly hoarding classified documents until after the 2024 election. They characterized Trump’s call for a delay as baseless and referred to one of his key legal arguments as “borderline frivolous.” In an 11-page filing signed by assistant special counsel David Harbach, prosecutors asserted that both … Continue reading Special counsel blasts Trump’s bid to delay documents trial until 2024 election

On Friday, President Biden’s reelection campaign revealed that it had raised over $72 million in the second quarter of fundraising. The campaign also disclosed that it currently has $77 million in cash on hand, marking the highest total ever amassed by a Democrat at this stage of the campaign. These figures represent the first fundraising numbers released by the campaign since President Biden and Vice … Continue reading Biden raises more than $72M in second quarter

The Secret Service announced on Thursday that it has concluded its investigation into the discovery of a small packet of cocaine in the White House. Surprisingly, the agency disclosed that it closed the investigation without conducting any interviews. According to a spokesperson for the agency, the testing conducted by the Secret Service and the FBI confirmed the presence of cocaine in the packet, but efforts … Continue reading Secret Service closed White House cocaine investigation without interviews

Ron DeSantis, who launched his 2024 presidential campaign only seven weeks ago, is facing challenges in narrowing the significant lead held by former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary, sources revealed to ABC News. Concerns are growing among some top donors about the campaign’s direction, prompting DeSantis’s team to consider a potential media strategy reset. Despite being seen as a strong contender to challenge … Continue reading Florida Gov. DeSantis weighs media strategy shift

Maryland Representative Jamie Raskin, known for his prominent role in the impeachment proceedings against former President Donald Trump and the investigation into the January 6, 2021, riot, announced on Friday that he will not be running for the U.S. Senate seat that will become available due to the retirement of Senator Ben Cardin. Raskin, currently serving as the top Democrat on the House Oversight and … Continue reading Rep. Jamie Raskin says he’s not running for open Senate seat in Maryland

Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) alleged in a letter sent on Sunday that Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents were excluded from a briefing regarding an investigation into an alleged “criminal bribery scheme” involving President Joe Biden and his family. The letter was addressed to United States Attorney for the District of Delaware, David Weiss, who led the investigation into Hunter Biden, the Washington Examiner has reported. … Continue reading Grassley claims IRS investigators left out of briefing about Biden family’s alleged criminal scheme