Rep. James Comer claimed President Biden received $40,000 in “laundered China money" from the bank account of his brother and his sister-in-law in the form of a personal check in 2017.
Three months away from GOP voters choosing their presidential nominee, the primary has taken back seat to foreign conflict and debacles on Capitol Hill
Since the savage Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom in Israel, there have been pro-Hamas statements and gatherings on American university campuses, pro-Hamas rallies in major American cities, and a surge in open, genocidal antisemitism on social media. If you’re among the horrified, read on for ways you can help both American Jews and Israel.
Indigenous land statements, acknowledgment of peoples who lived on the land in centuries past, first became popular in Australia three decades ago as a way to push back upon the conceit that Australia was "territory without a master" prior to its colonization. Such statements have since spread to Canada and grow increasingly popular on U.S. university campuses. Harvard University, where students rally in support of Hamas and against Israel’s supposed "settler-colonialism," has one. So does Columbia University, whose faculty members justify Hamas terrorism against the Jewish state. Cornell University, whose Jewish students today face death threats, adopted a land acknowledgment in 2021.
Last week, Johnson opined that it was inappropriate to discuss gun control “in the middle of a crisis” and that “it’s not the weapon, it’s the underlying problem.”