Tonight was supposed to be the second presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. It was ultimately canceled by the Debate Commission and changed to a virtual debate thatContinue Reading
UPDATE: 4:30 PM ET: It appears as though social media companies are putting people on notice that the New York Post story is not verifiable, and the story we areContinue Reading
After President Trump today declared the “dawn of a new Middle East” as he presided over the signing of two historic Middle East diplomatic deals between Israel and two GulfContinue Reading
While Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans have been calling witnesses to get to the bottom of what happened in regards to the Russia probe into the Trump campaign and administration, DemocratsContinue Reading
The House including Republicans, Dan Crenshaw (TX), and Kevin McCarthy (CA) voted to remove the statue of Vice President John C. Calhoun, who was known as a nationalist, from theContinue Reading
Yesterday, a report was released by a watchdog group that said it filed a complaint with the Department of Education requesting that it conduct a full investigation into the UniversityContinue Reading
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said today that expanded unemployment benefits passed as part of March’s $2.2 trillion Coronavirus relief bill will not be included in the next package passed byContinue Reading
Presumptive Democrat nominee Joe Biden could be in some hot water in Ukraine as he has been listed as an alleged perpetrator in regards to the firing of Ukraine’s prosecutorContinue Reading
CBS reporter Weijia Jiang who appears to be of Asian ethnicity asked President Trump a question that he believed to be nasty at today’s press conference, the first press conferenceContinue Reading
Conservative pundit Ann Coulter, known for pushing the envelope, dropped a shocker on Twitter regarding a Dutch Supreme Court ruling and presidential candidate Joe Biden. We don’t condone making lightContinue Reading