MOST AMERICANS DON'T BELIEVE THE PRESIDENT IS FIT TO SERVE. NOW WHAT? President Joe Biden was born on Nov. 20, 1942. That has been a well-known fact, or at least a widely available fact, since Biden entered national politics a half-century ago. The fact that Biden is 80 years old now, that he will be 82 when the next presidential term begins, and that he will be 86 when that term ends — all that has been known at all times surrounding Biden's campaigns and presidency.
The rollout, if one can call President Joe Biden’s pathetic, anemic reelection announcement video a rollout, of Biden’s 2024 campaign showed he plans to campaign on abortion rights and the supposed extremism of MAGA Republicans. In his position, such a strategy makes sense. After all, these issues worked well for Democrats in 2022, and, given that his administration’s policies have run America into the ground, he can’t very well run on his record.
In September 2020, Azerbaijan attacked the self-declared ethnic Armenian enclave in Nagorno-Karabakh. When the guns fell silent, Azerbaijan held several hundred Armenian POWs, only some of whom they released in accordance with Baku’s ceasefire obligations. Subsequently, some videos surfaced showing Azerbaijani forces summarily executing some POWs; other videos show torture.
In his latest crusade against big business, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is trying to pass several bills that will moderate how much access online sites have to user data. While his Republican followers frame the issue as a fierce battle against Big Tech, these new regulations could hurt ordinary businesses and citizens the most.
Mayor Eric Adams' B-HEARD program dispatches trained mental-health professionals to assist the police with calls for emotionally disturbed persons — and puts them in...
