Politicians and U.S. intelligence agencies have finally decided how to address the threat of TikTok serving as Chinese spyware: Just trust the spyware app and the Chinese Communist Party sympathizers who run it.
Over the weekend, Quin Hillyer succinctly dismantled President Joe Biden's myth that the post-pandemic recovery is worth bragging about. Indeed, as Hillyer outlined, job recovery has remained anemic in comparison to similar supply shocks, and whatever gains were fueled by debt spending have been largely erased by the cost of inflation.
On the eve of his second State of the Union address, a new poll shows a majority of adults disapprove of President Joe Biden’s job as president and don’t believe he has accomplished anything.
THE CHINESE BALLOON STORY IS EVEN BIGGER THAN IT SEEMS. The Chinese spy balloon matter has become far more serious in recent hours — and it was serious enough to begin with.
Despite already saying loud and clear that the pandemic was over last September, President Joe Biden has announced he will needlessly drag out the federal COVID state of emergency until May.
Why only now? Why did it take the monstrous footage of Tyre Nichols being dragged from his car and beaten to death by five black policemen to stimulate a serious bipartisan discussion of curbing police powers?