During a press conference on Friday, Attorney General Merrick Garland staunchly defended the FBI against Republican frustrations regarding the agency’s reluctance to provide information concerning Hunter Biden. Addressing the matter, Garland acknowledged the criticisms aimed at the integrity of the Justice Department and its employees, specifically regarding claims that cases are not treated uniformly, Breitbart News has reported. He firmly stated that such attacks constitute … Continue reading Merrick Garland: Critics of DOJ Are Attacking ‘Democracy’

In recent weeks, Special Counsel Jack Smith has utilized limited immunity to compel at least two Republican individuals posing as electors to testify before a federal grand jury in Washington. This action is part of an ongoing effort by federal prosecutors to expeditiously gather evidence in the extensive criminal investigation surrounding attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Sources familiar with the situation have described the … Continue reading Special counsel trades immunity for fake elector testimony in Jan 6 probe

On Thursday, House Republicans made public the testimony of two IRS whistleblowers who claim that the Department of Justice (DOJ) obstructed their years-long investigation into Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden’s son. The DOJ quickly refuted the accusation. The House Ways and Means Committee, chaired by Republican Representative Jason Smith, voted to disclose the congressional testimony provided by two former IRS agents who were involved in … Continue reading GOP releases whistleblower testimonies from ex-IRS agents in Hunter Biden case

According to a screenshot of a WhatsApp message obtained from an IRS whistleblower, Hunter Biden purportedly requested payment from Chinese businessman Henry Zhao, who has links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The message suggests that this occurred in 2017 while President Joe Biden was present alongside Hunter. Henry Zhao played a significant role in the establishment of Harvest Fund Management and was elected as … Continue reading Hunter Biden Demanded Payment from Chinese Businessman Henry Zhao

Hunter Biden has been scheduled to make his initial appearance in federal court in Delaware on July 26th after agreeing to plead guilty to two counts of tax evasion and a firearm offense. The order for Biden, who is the youngest son of President Joe Biden, to appear in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware was issued by U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika on Wednesday. This … Continue reading Hunter Biden to appear before a judge July 26 after reaching plea deal

In a sudden escalation following talks between the United States and China aimed at reducing tensions, President Joe Biden referred to Chinese President Xi Jinping as a “dictator” during a campaign fundraiser in California. Biden’s remark was sparked by his suggestion that Xi may have been unaware of a supposed Chinese spy balloon flying over the United States earlier this year, despite his influential position … Continue reading Biden calls Xi ‘dictator,’ fueling Chinese anger

President Joe Biden emphasized on Monday that the potential danger of Russian President Vladimir Putin resorting to the use of tactical nuclear weapons is a genuine concern. This statement follows his recent condemnation of Russia’s deployment of such weapons in Belarus. During his address to a gathering of donors in California, Biden reflected on his past experiences, comparing them to the skepticism he faced when … Continue reading Biden says Putin threat of using nukes is ‘real’

District Judge Aileen Cannon has scheduled an initial date for the criminal trial of Donald Trump, relating to allegations of mishandling classified documents, to commence in mid-August. However, it is important to note that the date is subject to change. In a written order, Judge Cannon acknowledges that the complexity of the case and issues surrounding classified information may necessitate a request to postpone the … Continue reading Judge sets initial date for Trump federal trial in August

On Tuesday, House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) expressed his determination to continue investigating Hunter Biden, despite what he referred to as a lenient plea deal reached with federal prosecutors. Comer stated that the charges against Hunter Biden and the favorable plea deal he received would not hinder the Oversight Committee’s ongoing investigation. He emphasized their commitment to uncovering the full extent of … Continue reading House Oversight chair vows to keep investigating Hunter Biden despite ‘sweetheart plea deal’

On Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in an effort to mend the badly deteriorated relations between the United States and China. They reached an agreement to “stabilize” these relations, although Blinken’s primary request for improved communication between their respective militaries was not granted, the Associated Press reports. Following the meeting with Xi, Blinken revealed that … Continue reading Blinken and Xi pledge to stabilize deteriorated US-China ties

On Monday, a federal judge granted special counsel Jack Smith’s request for a protective order aimed at preventing former President Donald Trump from revealing sensitive information in his ongoing classified documents case. The purpose of the order, requested by Smith, is to ensure that both Trump and his codefendant, Walt Nauta, who served as Trump’s presidential valet, do not disclose any sensitive information acquired during … Continue reading Judge orders Trump not to disclose evidence in classified documents case

According to a Harvard/Harris poll, a majority of registered voters perceive special counsel Jack Smith’s indictment of former President Donald Trump as politically motivated and election interference. The poll, conducted after Trump’s arraignment, specifically examined public opinion regarding the 37-count indictment related to classified documents that Trump allegedly took to Mar-a-Lago at the end of his presidency. Among the registered voter respondents, 55 percent consider … Continue reading Poll: Most Voters Say Trump Indictment Is Election Interference

The response to former President Trump’s indictment has been cautious from most of his GOP rivals, but certain veterans of his administration have taken a more assertive approach. Bill Barr, who served as Trump’s attorney general, expressed that Trump would face significant consequences if even half of the alleged behavior in the indictment were proven true. Barr later criticized Trump and his allies’ defenses as … Continue reading Barr, Bolton, Kelly line up to condemn Trump over alleged crimes

It is highly probable that President Biden will be the chosen candidate for the Democratic Party in the 2024 presidential election. However, he may not emerge victorious in the initial two primary contests if they are held in the traditional states of Iowa and New Hampshire, as the likelihood of this scenario is increasing, Axios has reported. To ensure a more favorable outcome, Biden’s team … Continue reading Biden could lose first two ’24 contests to RFK Jr

US District Judge Aileen Cannon has issued her first order following former President Donald Trump’s plea of not guilty to charges related to mishandling classified information. The order instructs the parties involved to initiate the process of obtaining security clearances for the lawyers who will be involved in the case. Cannon’s order, issued on Thursday, sets a deadline for attorneys to contact the Justice Department’s … Continue reading Judge Cannon starts oversight of Trump classified documents case with order on security clearances

Following Donald Trump’s plea of not guilty to federal charges of hoarding classified documents and obstructing an investigation, Republicans in Congress swiftly expressed their support for the former president. Speaker Kevin McCarthy wasted no time and promptly sent out a fundraising email denouncing the ongoing “witch hunt” against Trump, urging donors to stand with him. In the Senate, Republican leader Mitch McConnell took a cautious … Continue reading ‘Stand with Trump’ becomes a rallying cry as Republicans amplify attacks on the US justice system