Rep. Matt Gaetz, the conservative Republican who engineered the ouster of Speaker Kevin McCarthy, told donors earlier that the House impeachment inquiry into President Biden didn't seem serious and would end in a "bloody draw."
The Justice Department has ignored House investigators who want to ensure federal aid is provided to possible victims of a sex trafficking ring involving President Biden's son, Hunter Biden.
The grand irony of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) characteristically unserious endorsement of Donald Trump for House speaker is that the former president actually is the single most effective man at terrifying Republican lawmakers into a consensus. But Trump, preoccupied with running for the White House and away from liberal prosecutors trying to put him in prison, has thrown his weight behind perhaps the second most painful possibility for Democrats: Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH).
Members of Congress are urging the NBA to sever ties with Chinese companies that use slave labor to make NBA-branded merchandise. It should come as no surprise that the NBA will ignore them and continue to profit off of slave labor unless Congress actually intervenes.
ABC News reports that former President Donald Trump told Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt "the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads [U.S. ballistic missile submarines] routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a Russian submarine without being detected."
The Tampa Bay Rays have been eliminated from the baseball playoffs after two losses at home. Not only was the Rays’ offense moribund, but so was their attendance.
A lot is being made of President Joe Biden’s flip-flop on the border wall. He campaigned saying he wouldn’t build another foot, now he is waiving 26 regulations to start building the wall again.
Life insurance data show a massive spike in excess deaths among younger, working-age people that began in 2021, even as COVID-19 deaths decreased, and continues today. So far, good explanations are elusive. A concerted, bipartisan investigation should explore this threat to America’s economic future and recommend a course of action.
The Biden administration on Friday extended flexibilities regarding controlled substances to be prescribed via telemedicine. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said in a notice it would allow providers to continue using telemedicine to prescribe certain controlled substances through the end of 2024. The temporary rule is meant "to ensure a smooth transition for patients and...