The House Foreign Affairs Committee holds a hearing on “Great Power Competition in the Western Hemisphere” at 10:00 a.m. ET on June 12. Witnesses: Brian Nichols Assistant secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs U.S. Department of State Todd Robinson Assistant secretary Bureau o… Original News Source Link – Epoch
SAN FRANCISCO—Former President Donald Trump’s western U.S. campaign sweep started with a $12 million haul in Democrat-dominated San Francisco, then scooped up $21.5 million more at three other fundraisers in the region. A senior Trump campaign official released those figures, totaling $33.5 million, to The Epoch Times on June 10. That was a day after
Congressional Republicans introduced a bill on Wednesday that would eliminate all diversity, equity, and inclusion positions in the federal government and bar federal contractors from requiring DEI statements and training sessions. The Dismantle DEI Act, introduced by Sen. J.D. Vance (R., Ohio) and Rep. Michael Cloud (R., Texas), would also bar federal grants from going
Democrats accused their Republican colleagues of hypocrisy in claims of Justice Department weaponization after President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, was found guilty of firearms charges.
Former New York governor says he still would have issued the mandate, knowing what he knows now. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo told members of Congress on June 11 that he was not responsible for an order requiring nursing homes to accept residents discharged from hospitals even if they still had COVID-19, according to
From Nevada to Maine, voters across the country chose their favored candidate to compete in November. Voters made their voices heard in primaries and other important contests in Ohio, North Dakota, Nevada, South Carolina, and Maine. Not all of the many June 11 races warrant close scrutiny. However, a relatively narrow GOP victory in the
From Nevada to Maine, voters across the country chose their favored candidate to compete in November. Voters made their voices heard in primaries and other important contests in Ohio, North Dakota, Nevada, South Carolina, and Maine. Not all of the many June 11 races warrant close scrutiny. However, a relatively narrow GOP victory in the