Government
Republicans Lead The Way To Ban Tik Tok Platform With Democrat Support; Senate On Deck!
The House passes a measure to compel TikTok’s Chinese owner to sell or risk a US ban, escalating the tech control battle between Beijing and Washington. Impacts free expression, national security, and ... Read More.
House Resolution Criticizes Biden's Immigration Policies with Bipartisan Support
The House on Tuesday passed a resolution criticizing President Biden’s immigration policies, with the support of fourteen Democrats. The resolution criticizes Mr. Biden and Alejandro Mayorkas, the secr ... Read More.
GOP's House Majority Faces Blow as Rep. Ken Buck Announces Departure
A fresh blow to the GOP’s already slim House majority came on Tuesday when Republican Representative Ken Buck revealed that he would be departing Congress at the end of next week. ... Watch Now.
Biden Commits Huge Gaffe! "We Shouldn’t Have Gone Into Ukraine
US President Joe Biden has once again made a major faux pas. Speaking to the US wars of Iraq and Afghanistan, Biden said during a Saturday appearance with MSNBC that Washington had erred in sending tro ... Read More.
Netanyahu Rebukes Biden Over Gaza Actions: Who's Right?
US President Joe Biden was “wrong” to imply that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s actions in Gaza are “hurting Israel,” according to Netanyahu, who also asserts that “the overwhelming majori ... Read More.
Former President Trump's Explosive Claim: Special Counsel's Surprising Admission in Court Filing
In a court filing on March 9, the former president Donald Trump claimed that special counsel Jack Smith had admitted something about how he was chosen to serve as a special prosecutor in the case invol ... Read More.
Active TikTok User Joe Biden Considers Banning App Amid Data Privacy Concerns
President Joe Biden considers banning TikTok in the US amid concerns over user data security. Learn more about the proposed legislation and its implications. ... Read More.
Biden Corrects Terminology on Murder Suspect Mentioned in State of the Union Address To Appease Constituents
President Biden addresses language choice during State of the Union regarding murder suspect status. Rep. Taylor Greene interrupts, citing a slain Georgia college student. Biden corrects himself, using ... Read More.
Washington Court Dismisses Challenge to Law Holding Gun Makers Liable
Federal court in Washington dismisses gun rights group’s attempt to halt new rule holding gun makers liable for crimes. Lawsuit by NSSF against AG Ferguson rejected. Action aimed to block Senate Bill 5 ... Watch Now.
Biden's SOTU Address Draws Huge Audience: 32.2 Million Viewers Tune In With Fox News Leading The Way
At his State of the Union address on Thursday, President Joe Biden drew an audience that was 18% larger than the previous year. Releasing their ratings on Friday, Nielson’s showed that 32.2 million peo ... Read More.
Fulton County Board of Ethics Passes on Reviewing Accusations Against DA Fani Willis
The Fulton County Board of Ethics declined to consider accusations about District Attorney Fani Willis on Thursday, citing a lack of authority. ... Watch Now.
Army Sergeant Accused of Selling U.S. Defense Secrets to China; He Wanted To Get His "Other BMW" Back
An active duty Army officer and intelligence analyst allegedly leaked secret military documents to China about U.S. defense of Taiwan and missile defense systems. Sergeant Schultz reportedly downloaded ... Watch Now.
London Court Orders Trump to Pay Six-Figure Legal Fee Over Scandal Allegations
After accusing the former president of engaging in sex acts with prostitutes and paying bribes to Russian authorities, a court in London ordered Trump to pay a six-figure legal fee for the corporation. ... Read More.
Biden Administration On Cusp of Using Army Funds for Military Aid to Ukraine: Inside the Funding Debate
According to Bloomberg, the president will ask lawmakers to authorize further funding for Kiev at his State of the Union speech on Thursday. Political infighting has caused the assistance package, whic ... Read More.
House Passes $460 Billion Spending Bill, Senate Next in Line Before Friday Deadline
On Wednesday, the House approved a $460 billion bundle of spending legislation that would fund important government agencies for the rest of the fiscal year. According to the AP, the Senate is anticipa ... Read More.
