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DOJ special counsel says Hunter Biden’s indictment should not be dismissed

Attorneys on both sides of the Hunter Biden pardon by President Biden are arguing if the case against the first son should be completely dismissed.

Trump should restart his bid to defend America’s heritage with a new Sabin Howard monument

Donald Trump has big Day 1 decisions to make. Monumental ones, in fact.

Daniel Penny trial closing arguments bring pressure and tension to Manhattan court, as case nears the jury

“He was not dying due to Danny squeezing him to death. He was dying because he was being deprived of oxygen internally due to...

Trump’s victory won’t end the fight to protect women in women’s sports

Americans hoping to preserve women’s sports for women mustn’t be complacent about Donald Trump’s electoral victory. Though he vowed to ban males from facing...

White House ridiculous ‘war politics’ excuse for Hunter pardon is another strand of the Biden Inc. cover-up

The White House press secretary on Monday defended President Biden’s pardon of son Hunter as justified because “war politics infected the process and it...

Musk, Vivek face target-rich environment for vile federal regs and waste

Elon Musk promises that his new Department of Government Efficiency can reveal how to cut federal spending by $2 trillion per year. Musk and...

Jared Polis passed the Hunter pardon IQ test — will the rest of his party?

One prominent Dem got it on Hunter Biden’s indefensible pardon — but how many others will pass the test?  The president “put his family...

Joe Biden’s shameless Hunter pardon: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 3, 2024

NY Post readers discuss President Biden’s pardon of Hunter Biden for all offenses committed in an 11-year period.

Hunter got the full Nixon, prosecute the other Bidens and other commentary

“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...

White House sending Ukraine fresh batches of weapons in last months of Biden’s term

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."

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