How Biden – and Trump – helped make the pardon go haywire
With new life breathed into it by President Biden breaking his repeated promises not to issue one for Hunter, the pardon debate is spinning entirely out of hand.
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Trump FBI director pick Kash Patel ‘instrumental in unraveling’ Russia collusion hoax, former chair says
Kash Patel, Trump’s nominee for FBI director, was the chief investigator in the congressional probe into alleged Trump-Russia collusion, uncovering government surveillance abuse.
DNC fundraiser takes aim at ‘vindictive’ torrent of criticism over Hegseth comments
Li's remarks sparked criticism and calls to step down from the DNC fundraising committee, prompting her to question her allegiance to the party for which she's raised millions.
Gov. Phil Murphy signs law prohibiting book bans, making New Jersey the latest state to do so
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law to prohibit public libraries and school libraries from banning books and protect librarians who follow the law against liability.
Apparent swatting call at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Georgia home leads to deadly car accident
An apparent swatting call at the home of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., led to a car accident during the police response, which left one woman dead and an officer injured.
California State Sen. John Laird Reflects on Self-Learning After 4 Decades in Office
In this episode of NTD’s “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with California state Sen. John Laird who’s been in public life since 1981, holding dozens of positions over the last four decades. What sticks out as one of his most challenging times? The 7.1-magnitude earthquake in 1989. “We had a bankrupt city the minute
‘Greatest warriors’: Hegseth rails against ‘misconstrued’ narrative that he’s against women in military
Pete Hegseth praised women in the military as “great warriors" after critics took issue with comments he made about women not being fit to serve in combat roles.