The House on Friday approved a bill requiring the nation's intelligence chief to declassify any evidence of a link between a major lab in China and the origins of the coronavirus that sparked the COVID-19 pandemic in late 2019.
Less than a year after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, an expected GOP presidential contender, signed a ban on abortions after the 15-week mark of pregnancy, he's showing support for an even stricter ban introduced this week by state lawmakers. His position could have implications on the availability of abortion not only in Florida but across the South - and also figure into the 2024 presidential race.
JOE BIDEN AND DEMOCRATS' CHRONIC CRIME PROBLEM. What's one good clue that President Joe Biden really intends to run for reelection in 2024? He is trying to distance himself from the Democratic Party's soft approach to crime. The president, who in 2020 distanced himself from Democrats who advocated defunding the police, stunned many in his party recently when he announced his opposition to a lenient local law in the District of Columbia that would reduce sentences for carjackers and other criminals who use guns in the commission of their crimes.
Twenty years ago, during the 2003 NFL season, conservative talk show icon Rush Limbaugh briefly worked for ESPN on Sunday NFL Countdown. During one segment, Limbaugh commented on then-Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb and claimed McNabb wasn't that good a quarterback. He claimed the hype around him was not because of his performance but because of a liberal media's desire for a black quarterback to be successful. Limbaugh's comments were deemed racist, and he was essentially booted from the show.
President Joe Biden jumped into the fray over the Tucker Carlson Jan. 6 footage this week by tweeting his support for the Capitol Police. In a not-so-subtle attempt to try to discredit Carlson and the new footage, Biden put his sanctimony on full display as he tried to draw a parallel between the new footage and the plight of police officers on Jan. 6.
The Biden administration is warning that Russia is sowing the seeds to overthrow the Moldovan government, but added the U.S. does not see an immediate military threat against the small, eastern European country that sits on the border of Ukraine. White House national security spokesman John Kirby on Friday said the U.S. has intelligence that...
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), who chairs the Senate committee tasked with evaluating presidential nominees related to energy and natural resource issues, says he will not advance one of President Biden’s picks. Manchin, in a Houston Chronicle opinion piece published Friday, said he would not advance the nomination of Laura Daniel-Davis, who has been tapped to...
Although Western governments are increasingly discounting Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threats, they remain unwilling to give Ukraine the military and economic support it needs.