Two Arizona counties delay certification of 2022 election results

Two rural Arizona counties have voted to delay certifying their ballot canvasses as some in the GOP claim voters were disenfranchised. Cochise County, a Republican-leaning area in the state’s southeastern corner, delayed its certification on Friday after three conspiracy theorists claimed the county’s vote-counting machines were not properly certified. The three men convinced Cochise’s two Republican supervisors to delay certifying the results until a Nov. … Continue reading Two Arizona counties delay certification of 2022 election results

Iran commander threatens to kidnap and enslave Netanyahu

The Iranian regime’s commander of the Revolutionary Guards in the province of Isfahan said on Sunday that the theocratic state seeks to kidnap Benjamin Netanyahu and bring him to the Islamic Republic as a slave. Iranian-regime-controlled Bahar News reported that Mojtaba Fada, the commander of Isfahan’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said that “the former prime minister of the Zionist regime hoped that the protests … Continue reading Iran commander threatens to kidnap and enslave Netanyahu

Hunter Biden laptop repairman details ‘chilling’ warning from FBI agent

John Paul Mac Isaac is set to release his new book, “American Injustice,” in which he details what took place after he first discovered Hunter Biden’s laptop. The release comes just months before a new Republican House majority plans to begin investigations. Mac Isaac explained on “America’s Newsroom” on Monday that he has been working closely with members of Congress as their planned investigation into … Continue reading Hunter Biden laptop repairman details ‘chilling’ warning from FBI agent

FBI director very concerned by Chinese ‘police stations’ in USA

The United States is deeply concerned about the Chinese government setting up unauthorized ‘police stations’ in U.S. cities to possibly pursue influence operations, FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Thursday. Safeguard Defenders, a Europe-based human rights organization, published a report in September revealing the presence of dozens of Chinese police “service stations” in major cities around the world, including New York. Republicans in Congress … Continue reading FBI director very concerned by Chinese ‘police stations’ in USA

GOP turns focus to Hunter Biden business dealings after winning House 

House Republicans fresh off securing a majority immediately turned their attention to probes into the foreign business dealings of President Biden’s son Hunter Biden and brother James Biden. The ultimate goal of of the probes is to question whether the president is “compromised” by foreign governments as the GOP shifts its focus from a disappointing midterm to oversight — and the 2024 presidential race. Rep. … Continue reading GOP turns focus to Hunter Biden business dealings after winning House 

House Democrats Rally Behind New Yorker Jeffries to Succeed Pelosi as Leader

House Democrats quickly coalesced behind Brooklyn native Hakeem Jeffries as their next leader to succeed Speaker Nancy Pelosi after she announced on Thursday that she’s stepping down. Jeffries, 52, would be the first Black party leader in Congress and long has been viewed as Pelosi’s heir apparent. He hasn’t formally announced his candidacy for the top spot when Democrats choose their leaders at the end … Continue reading House Democrats Rally Behind New Yorker Jeffries to Succeed Pelosi as Leader

UK finance minister announces tax hikes and spending cuts, says country is in recession

The U.K. government on Thursday unveiled a sweeping fiscal plan aimed at plugging a gaping hole the public finances and restoring Britain’s economic credibility. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt, in his hotly anticipated inaugural Autumn Statement, outlined spending cuts and tax hikes worth £55 billion. The measures will increase financial hardship on millions of Britons as they confront the country’s worst cost-of-living crisis in decades and … Continue reading UK finance minister announces tax hikes and spending cuts, says country is in recession

House Republicans vow to investigate Biden and his family’s business dealings

After clinching the majority in the House of Representatives in the midterm elections, top Republicans on Thursday outlined a broad range of investigative targets focused on President Joe Biden and his family’s business dealings. “In the 118th Congress, this committee will evaluate the status of Joe Biden’s relationship with his family’s foreign partners and whether he is a President who is compromised or swayed by … Continue reading House Republicans vow to investigate Biden and his family’s business dealings

Donald Trump makes promise to ‘plant the American flag on Mars very soon’

During a recent campaign speech, The former US President mentioned a spaceflight to Mars where he claimed the US would “plant our beautiful American flag very soon” and a defence shield “to protect our people from the unthinkable threat of nuclear weapons”. Trump has long been expected to announce he is in the running for 2024, though the recent midterm elections, where Republicans did much … Continue reading Donald Trump makes promise to ‘plant the American flag on Mars very soon’

Pelosi won’t seek leadership role, plans to stay in Congress

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that she will not seek a leadership position in the new Congress, a pivotal realignment making way for a new generation of leaders after Democrats lost control of the House to Republicans in the midterm elections. Pelosi announced in a spirited speech on the House floor that she will step aside after leading Democrats for nearly 20 years and … Continue reading Pelosi won’t seek leadership role, plans to stay in Congress

Hunter Biden interview goes off the rails, host says hands were tied from asking political questions

Hunter Biden’s interview on a Twitter Spaces live broadcast devolved into chaos after he was apparently disconnected from the line, and the host launched into a rant about his hands being “tied” on what he was allowed to ask the president’s son. Hunter Biden appeared on “The Crypto Roundtable Show” with host Mario Nawfal on Tuesday, the day of the week the host typically reserves … Continue reading Hunter Biden interview goes off the rails, host says hands were tied from asking political questions

Rick Scott and McConnell battle for GOP leader 

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Sen. Rick Scott are set to face off Wednesday over who will be the party’s leader in the Senate – in a battle that could significantly shape the party’s direction heading into 2024. Scott, R-Fla., announced his run Tuesday in a marathon three-hour conference meeting, which senators said included significant airing of frustrations after a weak midterm showing from … Continue reading Rick Scott and McConnell battle for GOP leader 

Biden announces $20B to move Indonesia away from coal

The White House on Tuesday announced a $20 billion plan that it, along with international partners, will launch with Indonesia to transition its reliance off of coal-fired electricity and pursue a green economy.   Under the “Just Energy Transition Partnership,” the U.S. and Japan will lead a coalition of 10 international partners to help Indonesia’s energy sector through a “mix of grants, concessional loans, market-rate loans, … Continue reading Biden announces $20B to move Indonesia away from coal

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to testify in Trump election interference probe Tuesday

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is set to testify Tuesday morning before the special grand jury investigating possible 2020 election inference by former President Donald Trump and his allies, a source familiar with the arrangements told NBC News. The scheduled testimony of Kemp, who won re-election last week, comes after a Georgia judge in August denied his bid to avoid testifying before the grand jury. Fulton … Continue reading Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to testify in Trump election interference probe Tuesday

Bipartisan Senate group says they are ‘confident’ they have the votes necessary to codify same-sex marriage

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators are currently working on legislation that would codify same-sex marriage. The group also believe they have the votes needed for the bill to pass and are urging leadership to put it on the floor of the Senate for a vote as soon as possible. Continue reading Bipartisan Senate group says they are ‘confident’ they have the votes necessary to codify same-sex marriage

Appeals Court Blocks Biden’s Student-Loan Forgiveness Program

A federal appeals court on Monday blocked the Biden administration from moving ahead with its mass student-debt cancellation program, dealing another blow to the administration’s plan after it was ruled unlawful by a federal judge in Texas last week. A three-judge panel of the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a preliminary injunction against President Biden’s plan to erase hundreds of billions of dollars … Continue reading Appeals Court Blocks Biden’s Student-Loan Forgiveness Program

DOJ says Trump must verify documents seized from Mar-a-Lago

The Justice Department urged a federal judge to force former President Donald Trump to confirm whether the FBI’s list of classified materials and other documents seized in the raid of his South Florida home is correct before an independent arbitrator decides whether any of the materials should be off-limits to federal prosecutors. In a 20-page legal filing unsealed Monday, the Justice Department asked U.S. District … Continue reading DOJ says Trump must verify documents seized from Mar-a-Lago

CIA director warns Russian spy chief against deploying nukes

CIA Director Bill Burns met on Monday with his Russian intelligence counterpart to warn of consequences if Russia were to deploy a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, according to a White House National Security Council official. The official, who was not authorized to comment publicly and spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Burns and Sergei Naryshkin, the head of Russia’s SVR spy agency, did not … Continue reading CIA director warns Russian spy chief against deploying nukes

Germany is open to trade with China — but we’re not stupid, vice chancellor says

Germany is open to strengthening ties with China but would need to remain cautious on where any investment goes, the country’s Economy Minister and Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck said. “We are an open market. That’s not saying we are a stupid market, so we have to be careful,” Habeck told CNBC’s Tanvir Gill Saturday in Singapore. There is “nothing wrong” with Chinese companies investing in … Continue reading Germany is open to trade with China — but we’re not stupid, vice chancellor says

King Charles leads Remembrance Day service first time as British monarch

King Charles III led Remembrance Day commemorations in London on Sunday for the first time as Britain’s monarch, laying a newly designed wreath after a two-minute silence at The Cenotaph war memorial. Wreath designers said it also paid tribute to the racing colors used by both Queen Elizabeth II and his grandfather King George VI. Charles, who became King following the death of his Elizabeth in September, … Continue reading King Charles leads Remembrance Day service first time as British monarch

Dozens of people protest outside Maricopa County elections center; sheriff highlights security

There was no repeat of the rowdy 2020 protests at the Maricopa County Election Command Center and Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said his deputies made sure of that on Saturday.  About 50 people showed up around noon outside the fence at the elections building near Third Avenue and Lincoln Street, which is north of Buckeye Road.  Some of the protesters wore ballistic vests and … Continue reading Dozens of people protest outside Maricopa County elections center; sheriff highlights security

Democrats maintain control of Senate, defeating many Trump-backed Republicans

Democrats defied historical trends and defeated several candidates backed by former President Donald Trump to keep control of the Senate, providing enormous relief for President Joe Biden. The battle for the House, meanwhile, remains too close to call. The picture in the Senate became clear late Saturday after Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada narrowly defeated Republican Adam Laxalt to win re-election, putting her … Continue reading Democrats maintain control of Senate, defeating many Trump-backed Republicans