Ted Cruz in July predicted 100% odds of Biden pardoning son Hunter after Election Day
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in July predicted that President Biden would go back on his pledge to Americans and pardon his son Hunter.
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Trump Calls Biden Pardon of Son a ‘Miscarriage of Justice’
Biden says his son has been ’selectively, and unfairly, prosecuted,’ arguing that the charges were influenced by political reasons. President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, for tax and firearm charges has been described by President-elect Donald Trump as a “miscarriage of justice.” The decision also drew criticism not only from Republican
Dem Colorado governor criticizes Biden for Hunter pardon: ‘Put his family ahead of the country’
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is criticizing President Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter, saying he is putting "his family ahead of the country."
Republicans hammer Biden’s ‘No one is above the law’ claim following Hunter pardon: ‘Aged like fine milk’
Republicans sound off on President Joe Biden's claim that "no one is above the law" in light of the president's decision to pardon his son Hunter.
What to Expect From Trump Administration’s Mass Deportation Plans
EAGLE PASS, Texas—Incoming border czar Tom Homan has made it clear that states such as Texas are about to have an ally in the White House when it comes to securing the U.S. southern border. Homan and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott promised a new era of cooperation between the federal government and states eager to
Ceasefire in Lebanon Is Stopgap Until Trump Takes Over, Israelis Say
JERUSALEM—President Joe Biden and his senior aides have described the ceasefire they brokered in Lebanon in historic terms. But Israeli leaders are counting down the days until Biden leaves office. In the Rose Garden on Tuesday, Biden announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to the 60-day truce, which went into effect early Wednesday. Biden
Congress’s December To-Do List
Top of the list is to pass government funding before a Dec. 20 deadline to avert a shutdown. WASHINGTON—The 118th Congress is wrapping up, but it isn’t quite vacation time yet. Before the House and Senate depart for their Christmas break, they will have to pass crucial spending legislation to avoid a government shutdown on