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IRS agents say Justice Department brass nixed felony charges against Hunter Biden

Federal prosecutors had agreed to bring felony tax charges against Hunter Biden but higher-ups at some point reduced those to two misdemeanors, an IRS special agent told Congress on Wednesday.

Top progressives are backing Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign. But some activists have reservations

President Joe Biden would seem an unnatural fit for the activists at Netroots Nation, an annual gathering of progressives that was created to harness online rage over George W. Bush's administration. More recently, it has championed the message of economic populism from Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, two of Biden's rivals for the Democratic nomination in 2020.

Jamaal Bowman thinks his skin color means he can’t be antisemitic

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) either doesn’t believe or can’t fathom that black people can be antisemitic, because his racially warped worldview prevents him from recognizing that all people are capable of hatred.

Three takeaways from Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s speech to Congress

Moments ago, Israeli President Isaac Herzog addressed a joint session of Congress. It comes as Israel celebrates 75 years of independence, there is mounting political tension over judicial reform in Israel, and debates in America rage over the extent to which we should support what some consider our closest ally in the Middle East.

Democrats’ governing motto: So, sue me

President Joe Biden’s $1.5 trillion 2023 deficit makes it easy to forget that a generation ago, federal spending was in balance. President Bill Clinton’s final four budgets, from 1998 to 2001, had surpluses.

No, racism is not to blame for black children who are obese

A recent academic paper attempts to argue that black children are obese because of “racial discrimination” or “[p]ersonally mediated racism.”

The 2024 election year will be a year of trials

THE 2024 ELECTION YEAR WILL BE A YEAR OF TRIALS. Every now and then, the attorney general, whoever he or she is, whichever administration he or she serves, writes a memo called "Election Year Sensitivities." The purpose is to remind the Justice Department's 115,000 employees that they should not allow politics to influence their work.

The military’s transgender policies enable men to shower with women

Because of the Biden administration’s failure to establish limits on its military transgender policies, biological men are able to utilize women’s bathrooms and expose themselves to female personnel.

State of emergency declared in Hawaii as tropical storm brings heavy rain, strong winds

Hawaii is under a state of emergency after Tropical Storm Calvin hit the Big Island overnight. Gov. Josh Green (D) had declared the emergency on Tuesday in anticipation of the storm. He granted administrative leave for all non-essential government employees on the Big Island and warned residents to prepare for mudslides and wind damage. “I...

Judge rejects Trump’s bid to move hush money case to federal court

A judge on Wednesday rejected former President Trump’s bid to move his hush money criminal case to federal court, ruling that the allegations are not connected to Trump’s role as president. U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, a Clinton appointee, granted Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s (D) office’s request to keep the case in New York...

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