President Joe Biden on Friday confused Gaza with Ukraine in announcing the United States would be airdropping aid into Gaza, in the latest gaffe from the commander in chief. “In the coming days, we’re gonna join with our friends in Jordan and others in providing airdrops of additional food and supplies into Ukraine and seek
A jury in Arizona this week found former state senator Tony Navarrete (D.) guilty of sexually abusing a minor but acquitted him on a second charge of child molestation. The Thursday verdict came following another jury’s failure last year to reach a unanimous decision. Navarrete, then a major player in the state legislature, was first
The University of Florida has fired its DEI staff, dissolved DEI positions, and is reallocating its $5 million DEI budget for other purposes. The University of Florida announced that it’s firing all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) staff in order to comply with new state rules that prohibit DEI-related expenditures in the state’s college system.
GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley barnstormed through Virginia and Washington ahead of Super Tuesday. The primary in the nation’s capital began March 1 and concludes March 3, while Virginia votes on March 5, or Super Tuesday—the day with the most contests in the presidential race with 865 delegates at stake across 15 states. There are
Ran Bar-Yoshafat invited to speak to a campus Jewish group Ran Bar-Yoshafat (Israel National News) University of California, Berkeley, administrators have offered no apology to Israeli lawyer Ran Bar-Yoshafat, whose speech to a campus Jewish group was abruptly canceled by the university after violent protesters choked a female student attendee, spit in another attendee’s face,
First brother Jim Biden provided explosive new details about his nephew Hunter Biden’s previously undisclosed meetings with a corrupt Chinese businessman, whom Hunter has called the “f—ing spy chief of China.” In a congressional deposition last month, Jim Biden said he accompanied Hunter Biden to Hong Kong in September 2017 to meet with Patrick Ho,
Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, is still vying for the Republican Party’s presidential nomination. She took aim at both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump over the nation’s $34-trillion debt at a campaign rally in Washington on Friday. Ms. Haley told supporters she wants to see government spen… Original News