Former President Donald Trump made an appearance and dined with hundreds of Republicans during the Palm Beach County Republicans annual Lincoln Day fundraising dinner, which took place this year atContinue Reading
Following outcry from members of “The Squad” and other Democrats, as well as aid groups that were preparing for a different decision, President Joe Biden has backtracked over an earlierContinue Reading
It was reported earlier today that several House Republicans, led by U.S. House Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA) and Paul Gosar (AZ), are forming a pro-Trump America First Caucus. A policy platform for theContinue Reading
When Michelle Obama released her autobiography “Becoming” in 2018, the former First Lady sold 1.4 million copies in the book’s first week. For President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden, however,Continue Reading
It was reported yesterday that the Senate has postponed a scheduled floor vote until next week on the nomination for President Joe Biden’s pick, Vanita Gupta, to serve as AssociateContinue Reading
Earlier today, it was reported that the Biden administration was forced to “walk back” a bombshell report that Russia may have placed bounties on US troops in Afghanistan. The DailyContinue Reading
After announcing her candidacy for Arkansas governor in next year’s election on Jan. 25, former White House press secretary Sarah Sanders raised $1M in four days. According to officials withContinue Reading
After a lengthy and often passionate debate that stretched late into last night, the House Judiciary Committee advanced a decades-long effort to pay reparations to the descendants of slaves by approving legislationContinue Reading
Yesterday, we reported that Democrats in the House plan to introduce the Judiciary Act of 2021, which they introduced today, that would expand the number of Supreme Court justices fromContinue Reading
It was reported earlier today by Ryan Grim with The Intercept that Democrats are planning legislation to expand the Supreme Court from 9 to 13 justices, sponsored in the SenateContinue Reading