The Justice Department is declining to release audio recordings of President Joe Biden’s interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur. “The Committees have responded with escalation
On Monday, Joe Biden made his way to Wisconsin to announce his latest plan for relieving student loan debt. While boarding Air Force One, he
According to reports, visitor logs indicate that a meeting occurred between the White House and Hunter Biden’s legal team shortly before he defied a congressional
A federal appeals court has halted one of Joe Biden’s student loan bailout programs. On Thursday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals halted Biden’s proposal
On Wednesday’s “CBS Mornings,” First Lady Jill Biden expressed her confidence that President Joe Biden will win in the upcoming November presidential election, stating it’s
Hunter Biden’s bid to have all his tax charges dismissed was rejected on Monday, allowing the criminal case against him to proceed. The ruling confirms
President Joe Biden made headlines last week by unveiling the most radical environmental regulations in U.S. history, aimed at phasing out gasoline-powered vehicles and mandating
During a Wednesday hearing on federal tax charges against Hunter Biden, there were plenty of accusations flying around. However, what concerned U.S. District Judge Mark
On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced the most radical environmental rules in U.S. history, aiming to phase out gas-powered vehicles and mandate the use of
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton admitted in a recent podcast interview that President Joe Biden, who is 81 years old, is “old,” but she
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz echoed a claim frequently made by California Governor Gavin Newsom, asserting that Republican-led states have been “banning” books. In reality, some
The most recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Vital Statistics System revealed that in 2022, the United States experienced around
Brit Hume acknowledged on TV this week that Trump’s policies concerning the U.S. border and the Middle East were ‘better than what we have now.’
The Supreme Court has chosen not to review the dismissal of a lawsuit brought forth by three whistleblowers alleging that the IRS failed to investigate