President Joe Biden attended a star-studded fundraiser in Los Angeles, joining former President Barack Obama and celebrities like Julia Roberts and George Clooney. The event, which included surrogates such as Barbra Streisand, raised over $30 million for Biden’s campaign. Biden joked about traveling “nine time zones” to be there, having flown from the G7 summit in Italy where he left early to attend. During a … Continue reading Biden slams Supreme Court during star-studded fundraiser in Los Angeles

President Biden’s campaign is emphasizing former President Trump’s conviction, hoping to leverage it in the upcoming election. A recent campaign ad highlights Trump’s conviction in the New York hush money trial related to Stormy Daniels. Biden has referred to Trump as a convicted felon at campaign events, making it a key part of his messaging. While this strategy carries risks, as Republicans claim Trump is … Continue reading Biden leans into Trump conviction

Democratic Rep. Steny Hoyer will lead a bipartisan congressional delegation to Israel this week, amid discussions of a potential boycott by some Democrats of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming address to Congress. Nine House members will meet with Israeli leaders to discuss the war in Gaza, the humanitarian situation, efforts for a temporary ceasefire, and the release of hostages held by Hamas. Hoyer emphasized the … Continue reading Bipartisan congressional delegation will travel to Israel ahead of Netanyahu address to Congress

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party is predicted to face a historic defeat in the July 4 general election, according to three new polls. A Survation MRP poll in the Times forecasts a 262-seat majority for Labour, leaving the Conservatives with only 72 seats. An Opinium survey for the Observer gives Labour a 17-point lead, while a Savanta poll for the Sunday Telegraph warns … Continue reading Latest Polls Show UK Conservatives Headed for Election Wipeout

In the upcoming presidential debate, there will be no opening statements. President Biden and former President Trump will each have two minutes to answer questions, followed by one-minute rebuttals. Visible red lights will signal when their time is nearly up, and microphones will be muted when it is not their turn to speak. The debate, set for June 27 in Atlanta, will include two commercial … Continue reading Trump, Biden, CNN Prep for Hostile Debate

A recent study commissioned by North Dakota’s state government predicts that President Joe Biden’s stringent climate regulations aimed at fossil-fuel-fired power plants will cause significant instability in the electric grid, potentially resulting in widespread blackouts affecting millions of Americans. Conducted by Always On Energy Research in May, the study concludes that the Environmental Protection Agency’s new regulations, which mandate the retirement of coal power generation … Continue reading EPA Rules Could Cause Blackouts for Millions

Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic-backed bill on Wednesday that aimed to mandate Supreme Court justices adopt a binding code of conduct. Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin argued for the Supreme Court Ethics, Recusal, and Transparency (SCERT) Act, citing the need to uphold higher ethical standards in the nation’s highest court. Durbin attempted to pass the bill through “unanimous consent,” but faced immediate opposition from GOP … Continue reading Senate Republicans block Democrats’ Supreme Court ethics bill

The White House did not rule out the possibility of President Joe Biden commuting any sentence for his son Hunter Biden, following Hunter’s federal gun trial conviction. White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre, addressing reporters on Wednesday, stated that she had no new information beyond what the president had previously stated about the case. Hunter Biden was found guilty by a Delaware jury on Tuesday on … Continue reading White House does not rule out Hunter Biden commutation

In a federal court testimony on Monday, a New Jersey businessman implicated in a bribery case involving Senator Bob Menendez claimed that the Democrat assured him in 2019 that he would address a state criminal investigation affecting the businessman’s interests. Jose Uribe stated that he believed Menendez was aware of payments he made towards a Mercedes-Benz for Menendez’s girlfriend, who later married the senator. Prosecutors … Continue reading New Jersey businessman tells jury that bribes paid off with Sen. Bob Menendez

The House voted on Wednesday to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress amid a dispute over audio recordings related to President Biden’s handling of classified information. Garland had defied subpoenas from Republican-led House committees seeking audiotapes of Biden’s interviews with special counsel Robert Hur as part of an impeachment inquiry. President Biden invoked executive privilege over these recordings, prompting the contempt resolutions … Continue reading House votes to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt for withholding Biden audio

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden initiated an investigation into an investment firm managed by Jared Kushner on Wednesday. Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon, expressed concern over substantial foreign funding received by Affinity Partners, founded by Kushner, husband of Ivanka Trump. He argued that such funding poses risks of foreign influence and potential conflicts of interest, especially as it pertains to politically connected figures returning … Continue reading Senate Dem launches sweeping probe into Jared Kushner’s investment firm

French President Emmanuel Macron stated on Tuesday that he would not resign regardless of the outcome of the upcoming parliamentary elections. He called the election following a strong performance by the far-right National Rally in the European election, which has increased pressure on his administration. In an interview with Le Figaro Magazine, Macron emphasized that the National Rally does not determine the Constitution or the … Continue reading Macron rules out resigning, ‘whatever the result’ of French election

Russia closely monitored the EU election results, particularly noting French President Emmanuel Macron’s unexpected call for a parliamentary election after his party’s defeat and the far-right’s success across Europe. Macron’s recent efforts to deploy Western forces to Ukraine likely contributed to the Kremlin’s celebratory reaction. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov remarked that while pro-European parties currently lead, right-wing parties are gaining ground, Politico has reported. Vyacheslav … Continue reading Russia mocks Macron following EU election defeat

French President Emmanuel Macron announced the dissolution of the National Assembly and called for a snap legislative election after his party’s significant defeat in the European Parliament elections. In his address from the Elysee Palace, Macron stated, “I’ve decided to give you back the choice of our parliamentary future through the vote,” setting the election dates for June 30 and July 7. This decision follows … Continue reading French President Macron calls a snap legislative election after defeat in EU vote

The Biden administration is considering negotiating directly with Hamas, through Qatari intermediaries, to secure the release of five Americans held hostage in Gaza if ongoing cease-fire talks with Israel fail. This potential negotiation would exclude Israel. The administration believes Hamas abducted these Americans during the October 7 attack on Israel and hopes to recover the remains of three additional U.S. citizens killed in the attack, … Continue reading Biden admin has discussed potentially negotiating unilateral deal with Hamas to free U.S. hostages

House Democrats are planning to boycott Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress on July 24, protesting his handling of the Hamas war and his disregard for President Biden’s approach to the conflict. This boycott follows speculation that Speaker Mike Johnson would invite Netanyahu to counter Democratic criticism of the Israeli leader. Progressive Democrats, including Rep. Hank Johnson, cite longstanding grievances with Netanyahu’s conservative … Continue reading Momentum grows behind Democratic boycott of Netanyahu speech

Benny Gantz, a key rival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced his resignation from the war Cabinet on Sunday due to the lack of a postwar plan for the Palestinian enclave. Gantz’s departure comes amid intense global and domestic criticism over the high Palestinian civilian death toll in Gaza, increasing pressure on Netanyahu. In a televised address, Gantz criticized Netanyahu for obstructing Israel’s path … Continue reading Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz quits war Cabinet

Danish authorities stated that an attack on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which left her “shaken” but unharmed, is not believed to be politically motivated. A 39-year-old Polish man, who assaulted Frederiksen in a Copenhagen square on Friday evening, has been detained until June 20. Prosecutor Taruh Sekeroglu indicated the man is suspected of violence against a public servant and is considered a flight risk. Frederiksen, … Continue reading ‘Shaken’ Danish PM cancels appointments after street attack

Voters in 21 EU countries, including France and Germany, will wrap up a four-day European Parliament election on Sunday. This election is expected to shift the assembly to the right and increase the number of eurosceptic nationalists. The outcome will influence how the EU, a bloc of 450 million people, addresses challenges such as a hostile Russia, competition from China and the U.S., climate change, … Continue reading European Parliament poised for rightward shift after final voting

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faced backlash and apologized for departing the D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations early to film a TV interview, a move criticized for its impact on his struggling election campaign. While Sunak attended part of the events in Normandy, France, he missed the international ceremony at Omaha Beach attended by world leaders and veterans. His apology, acknowledging the mistake and expressing regret … Continue reading British PM Rishi Sunak apologizes for skipping D-Day commemorations to campaign for election

The prosecution has concluded its case in Hunter Biden’s federal gun charges trial, after presenting testimony from a drug expert and an FBI chemist. The jury has been dismissed until Monday. Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, faces three felony charges: lying to a gun dealer, falsely claiming he was not a drug user, and illegally possessing a gun for 11 days. He has … Continue reading Prosecutors in Hunter Biden Trial Rest Case

On Friday, President Joe Biden publicly apologized to Ukraine for a months-long delay in U.S. military assistance caused by congressional holdups, which had allowed Russia to gain ground in the war. Meeting in Paris with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Biden emphasized continued U.S. support, comparing the current effort to assist Ukraine to the World War II Allied coalition. This meeting followed the 80th anniversary of … Continue reading Biden apologizes to Zelenskyy for congressional holdup to weapons

About a month ago, a meeting in Riyadh between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and senior Arab officials erupted into a heated exchange between the UAE’s foreign minister and a senior adviser to the Palestinian president. This confrontation, reported by five sources, highlights skepticism about the Palestinian Authority’s planned reforms and reflects internal disputes among Arab leaders, potentially undermining the Biden administration’s strategy for … Continue reading Shouting match ensues between Arab officials at Blinken meeting

In his second speech in as many days in Normandy, President Biden focused on rallying support for Ukraine amidst its war with Russia. He invoked the bravery of the Army Rangers from D-Day, suggesting they would support defending freedom against Putin’s aggression in Europe today. Although Biden did not mention his Republican rival, Donald Trump, directly, he criticized isolationist tendencies, implying a rebuke of Trump, … Continue reading Biden asks Americans to recommit to democracy in speech in Normandy

In an exclusive interview with ABC News anchor David Muir at the Normandy American Cemetery on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, President Joe Biden emphasized that U.S. weapons would not be used to strike Moscow or the Kremlin, despite authorizing their use by Ukraine in Russia. When asked if U.S.-made weapons had already been used in Russia, Biden clarified that their use was limited to … Continue reading Biden tells Muir US weapons will not be used to strike Moscow, Kremlin