“Hunter Biden’s pardon looks a lot like Richard Nixon’s,” notes Betsy Woodruff Swan at Politico. It “insulates his son from ever facing federal charges...
The Defense Department on Monday announced that it is providing Ukraine with about $725 million in weapons and other military hardware taken from U.S. stockpiles in the latest security assistance package to help the country meet its "critical security and defense needs."
With his breathtakingly broad pardon of his son Hunter, covering all federal crimes he may have committed over the course of a decade, President Biden became the latest to expand the limits of presidential powers.
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday announced his intent to name Warren Stephens, CEO of a private financial services firm, to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom.
The Democrat-dominated California legislature convened a special session Monday aimed at approving $25 million to make the state "Trump-proof," as Gov. Gavin Newsom positions himself as the leader of the resistance ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's second term.
A new report by the Heartland Institute, a free-market think tank, reveals that nearly every candidate endorsed by prominent socialist organizations in the U.S. emerged victorious in the 2024 election. No, really.
In a shameful end to a pathetic political career spanning over half a century, President Joe Biden announced he would be pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, the erstwhile crack-addicted purveyor of prostitution described by the president as “the smartest man” he knows. “It is clear that Hunter was treated differently,” Biden declared in a statement. […]
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) is the first person to hit a million followers on the social platform Bluesky, according to the platform. Other than Bluesky’s own account, Ocasio-Cortez’s follower landmark is a first for a user, the platform told The Hill on Monday. Democrats and those on the American left have migrated to Bluesky from...
Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Who will be the Pentagon's No. 2? Eyes in Washington, D.C. are on four men who President-elect Trump may name as the next deputy defense secretary, with their roles ranging from long-tenured bureaucrat to private-equity investor...