War is roiling the Middle East, America’s enemies are emboldened, and our allies doubt our competence and commitment. This is the world the media expected under former president Donald Trump. Instead, it’s the foreign policy record on which President Joe Biden is running for reelection. Flashback: Well before Trump took office, news outlets started predicting the
President Biden’s lawyers said their client’s ‘inability to recall dates or details of events that happened years ago is neither surprising nor unusual.’ Special Counsel Robert Hur is scheduled to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on March 12 on his investigation into President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents, a source familiar with the
EXCLUSIVE: Former President Trump says the charges against him Fulton County, Georgia, "have to be dropped," telling Fox News Digital that the case is a "scam" while District Attorney Fani Willis testified publicly about an allegedly "improper" affair she had with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.
After winning three statewide elections as a member of North Dakota's Public Service Commission, Republican Julie Fedorchak is seeking the state's only U.S. House seat.
Fulton County district attorney defends herself in Atlanta courtroom Fulton County district attorney defends herself in Atlanta courtroom 02:38 Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis took the stand Thursday and offered a blistering rebuke of claims she had an improper romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, a special prosecutor in her office, accusations that underlie an
Fani Willis yelled from the witness stand during heated questioning. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said Thursday during heated questioning that she never told anyone in her office about her relationship with her top special prosecutor in the Trump case. The prosecutor said that she never traveled to Washington, D.C. with special prosecutor Nathan
Faculty union threatens to investigate Ivy League school if Dwayne Booth is punished (asc.upenn.edu; Dwayne Booth cartoon) University of Pennsylvania administrators and faculty members are rallying around Annenberg School of Communications lecturer Dwayne Booth, arguing that he should not be disciplined for publishing anti-Semitic cartoons depicting Zionists sipping Gazan blood from wine glasses and Holocaust