During a virtual meeting on Friday with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, President Joe Biden aimed to address concerns from Democratic lawmakers but ended up complicating matters. He was an hour late to the call and deviated from the plan that only two members could ask questions, allowing more to participate. However, some lawmakers, like Reps. Gabe Vasquez and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, were prevented from speaking … Continue reading Biden Call With Hispanic Lawmakers Goes Off the Rails

President Joe Biden on Friday firmly rejected growing calls from critics within his party to exit the race, emphasizing his commitment to reelection and warning against a potential second term for Donald Trump. Speaking to a supportive crowd in Detroit, Biden reiterated that he is not done yet and vowed to highlight Trump’s policies if he returns to the White House. He condemned the far-right … Continue reading Biden defiantly says he’s ‘not going anywhere’ as he slams Trump

World leaders gathered in Washington DC for a two-day NATO summit focused on enhancing military support for Ukraine amid concerns about President Joe Biden’s leadership abilities. Among the attendees were UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, arriving amidst warnings of potential escalated Russian missile strikes in Ukraine. The summit is set to approve increased military aid for Ukraine, including additional Patriot … Continue reading Leaders head to Nato summit amid Biden doubts and concern for Ukraine

Democratic Senators Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Ron Wyden of Oregon have called for a criminal investigation into Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas regarding allegations of receiving gifts of travel, a loan for a recreational vehicle, and other benefits from wealthy individuals. They have formally requested Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel to investigate potential violations of ethics, false statement, and … Continue reading Dem lawmakers seek criminal investigation of Clarence Thomas

Former President Trump issued a challenge to President Biden on Tuesday, proposing a debate and an 18-hole golf match as opportunities for Biden to redeem himself following a widely criticized debate performance on June 27. Trump made the offer at a rally in Doral, Fla., suggesting a debate without moderators and a golf match to settle their differences. However, Biden’s current schedule, attending the NATO … Continue reading Trump challenges Biden to another debate and a golf match ‘to redeem himself’

Carla Bruni, the former French first lady and supermodel, has been charged with corruption offenses related to allegations of attempting to manipulate legal proceedings in favor of her husband, former President Nicolas Sarkozy. The charges stem from accusations that she was involved in a conspiracy to cover up allegations that Sarkozy accepted money from Muammar Gaddafi, the late Libyan dictator. Following questioning by magistrates in … Continue reading France’s former First Lady Carla Bruni is charged with corruption 

Senator Christopher S. Murphy, a prominent Democrat from Connecticut, issued a pointed message to President Biden, urging him to take decisive action to bolster his campaign. Murphy emphasized the urgency of the moment, stressing that Biden must engage in unscripted events and hold a town hall to address concerns raised after a poorly received debate performance. Other Democratic figures echoed similar sentiments, including Senator Michael … Continue reading On Capitol Hill, Democrats Panic About Biden but Do Nothing

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Russia amid its ongoing conflict in Ukraine, signaling enduring ties between the two nations despite Russia’s increasing reliance on China. During his two-day trip, Modi attended a private dinner with President Vladimir Putin and engaged in discussions covering bilateral issues and global developments of mutual interest. India, heavily dependent on Russian military equipment and discounted crude oil imports, plays … Continue reading India’s Modi lands in Russia for talks with Putin in first visit since start of Ukraine war

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to Washington for a NATO meeting, where allies are anticipated to privately criticize Canada for not meeting NATO’s defence spending target of two percent of GDP. While Canada plans to increase military spending, it currently falls short at 1.76 percent. Former ambassador Kerry Buck suggests Canada may face pressure unless a clear plan is presented, the CBC has reported. Despite … Continue reading Trudeau heads for the hot-seat at NATO summit as allies question Canada’s defense commitments

France faces significant political upheaval just weeks before hosting the Olympics, complicating preparations and leadership stability. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal offered his resignation following inconclusive snap elections, leaving uncertainty about who will lead the government when the Games commence on July 26. President Emmanuel Macron’s response to the election results will determine whether a caretaker government remains, impacting critical positions like Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, … Continue reading France in turmoil as it prepares to ‘host the world’ for Olympics

The future Republican vice presidential candidate’s plane sits in an undisclosed hangar, awaiting the placement of a decal featuring their name. Fundraisers are scheduled, pending an announcement from former President Donald Trump revealing his choice. Senior advisers and allies remain uncertain about Trump’s pick, amid ongoing speculation and a presidential race marked by Democratic turmoil following Joe Biden’s debate performance. Despite opportunities to divert attention … Continue reading Trump’s VP search comes down to its final days

On Monday, President Biden called into MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to address concerns about his presidential bid and express frustration with Democratic Party elites questioning his ability to win in November following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump. He challenged his critics to run against him, saying, “If any of these guys don’t think I should run, run against me. Go ahead. Announce for president … Continue reading Defiant Joe Biden dares ‘elites’ to challenge him at Democratic national convention

Senator JD Vance (R-Ohio) suggested on Sunday that it would be reasonable for former President Trump to investigate President Biden if Trump wins a second term in November. Vance, appearing on NBC News’s “Meet the Press,” responded to a previous statement by Trump where he promised to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Biden and his family. Vance downplayed Trump’s comments, saying they were about … Continue reading Sen. Vance says ‘totally reasonable’ for Trump to investigate Biden for possible wrongdoing

Earl Ingram, a Wisconsin radio host with CivicMedia, disclosed to ABC News that he received a list of questions in advance of his interview with President Joe Biden. Ingram, who interviewed Biden following a recent debate, confirmed he was provided five questions and managed to ask four of them during the interview. This revelation marks the second instance this week where a local radio host … Continue reading 2nd local radio host says they were given questions ahead of Biden interview

Several House Democratic ranking members expressed to Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries their belief, during a recent call, that President Joe Biden should withdraw from the 2024 campaign, citing concerns about the potential impact on the Democratic Party’s chances of regaining the House majority. The call, convened by Jeffries to gauge opinions before lawmakers return to Washington, revealed a division among members, with more voices opposing … Continue reading Several top House Democrats call on Biden to step aside during leadership call

Masoud Pezeshkian has secured victory in Iran’s presidential election, announced by the country’s electoral authority on Saturday. He defeated his hardline opponent, Saeed Jalili, with 53.6% of the vote from 30.5 million ballots counted in Friday’s runoff. Jalili garnered 44.3% of the votes, with a voter turnout reported at 49.8%. Pezeshkian, a reformist candidate and trained heart surgeon, emerged victorious after leading in the initial … Continue reading Reformist lawmaker Masoud Pezeshkian wins Iran’s presidential vote

A left-wing alliance emerged as a dominant force in the French parliament, propelled by strategic voting that thwarted significant gains by the far right led by Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (RN). Projected to secure up to 192 seats, the left surpassed President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist alliance and the far right, which ranked third. Despite their lead, the left fell short of an absolute majority … Continue reading Surprise win for leftwing alliance predicted in French election exit poll

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, led by liberal justices, reversed a previous ruling to allow the use of absentee ballot drop boxes in the state for the upcoming elections. The 4-3 decision favored Democrats, who contended that drop boxes enhance voter accessibility. In contrast, Republicans, echoing former President Trump’s unproven claims, had criticized drop boxes and absentee voting, alleging widespread fraud during the 2020 elections. “Our decision … Continue reading Wisconsin Supreme Court to Allow Absentee-Ballot Drop Boxes Again

President Biden, reflecting on his controversial debate performance against former President Trump, characterized it as simply a “bad episode” or a “bad night” rather than indicative of any serious issue. In his first major television interview since the debate, Biden acknowledged the criticism but attributed his performance solely to exhaustion and lack of adequate preparation. He emphasized that the responsibility lay with him alone, stating, … Continue reading Biden takes blame for ‘bad night’ in debate against Trump: ‘My fault, no one else’s fault’

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been indicted by Brazil’s Federal Police for money laundering and criminal association, related to undeclared diamonds he reportedly received from Saudi Arabia during his presidency. Sources familiar with the matter confirmed the indictment, though specifics of the charges were not disclosed due to anonymity restrictions. The indictment has yet to be officially received by Brazil’s Supreme Court, where the … Continue reading Brazil police indict ex-President Bolsonaro for money laundering, criminal association

President Joe Biden visited Wisconsin, a key battleground state in the 2024 election, for a pivotal campaign rally and a crucial ABC News interview. Seeking to reassure Democratic voters after a challenging debate performance, Biden energetically highlighted his administration’s achievements and warned of the risks posed by another Trump presidency. Addressing speculation about his candidacy and fitness, Biden declared his intention to stay in the … Continue reading Defiant Biden insists he’s ‘staying in the race’ 

Sir Keir, accompanied by his wife Victoria, arrived at Downing Street to cheers from supporters. In his inaugural address as Prime Minister, he pledged a commitment to prioritize the nation’s interests over party politics, promising immediate action to bring about change. Emphasizing the need for trust to be rebuilt through tangible actions, he acknowledged the privilege of public service and vowed respect for every citizen. … Continue reading Keir Starmer delivers first speech as Prime Minister as he vows to deliver change

Hunter Biden has been attending meetings with President Joe Biden and his top aides since Monday, after returning to the White House from Camp David. Typically seen at the White House residence and events, it is unusual for Hunter Biden to join his father’s meetings, which has surprised some aides. He was found guilty on gun-related charges last month and remains under indictment for tax-related … Continue reading Hunter Biden has joined White House meetings

The Justice Department plans to continue pursuing federal criminal cases against Donald Trump past Election Day, even if he wins, according to The Washington Post. DOJ rules against prosecuting a sitting president wouldn’t apply until Inauguration Day in January. This follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump to claim immunity for certain actions from his presidency, potentially delaying a trial on federal election subversion charges. … Continue reading Justice Dept plans to pursue Trump cases past Election Day, even if he wins

Donald Trump raised $331 million in the second quarter, giving him more cash on hand than President Joe Biden and intensifying Democratic concerns about Biden’s campaign. This amount, raised by Trump and the Republican National Committee, surpasses the $264 million raised by Biden and the Democratic National Committee. Trump’s campaign now has nearly $285 million in cash compared to Biden’s $240 million, reversing the previous … Continue reading Trump Raises $331 Million as War Chest Now Tops Biden