LONDON—When the signers of the Declaration of Independence pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to the cause of liberty nearly a quarter of a millennia ago, many of them expected independence from Britain would set America on a different course from Europe’s. People, goods, and ideas would still cross the Atlantic, and they hoped
The windswept town of Cheyenne, Wyoming, known for its cowboy culture, doesn’t seem like the kind of place anyone would need to worry about geopolitical espionage. Yet, the Biden administration was concerned enough in May to make a rare move and issue an executive order shutting down MineOne Partners Ltd. and its affiliates. The firms are
The windswept town of Cheyenne, Wyoming, known for its cowboy culture, doesn’t seem like the kind of place anyone would need to worry about geopolitical espionage. Yet, the Biden administration was concerned enough in May to make a rare move and issue an executive order shutting down MineOne Partners Ltd. and its affiliates. The firms are
‘I don’t think anybody’s more qualified to be president or win this race than me,’ the president said. President Joe Biden said on Friday that he is “in good shape” to run for reelection and believes he is the most qualified Democrat candidate to defeat his rival, former President Donald Trump. The president made these
A noticeably orange President Joe Biden on Friday struggled through a brief interview with ABC News moderator and former Democratic Party operative George Stephanopoulos, with the octogenarian blaming his disastrous debate performance on exhaustion that stemmed from “a really bad cold.” But the president refused to concede any deterioration of his condition, telling Stephanopoulos that
His attorneys cited Monday’s landmark Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys on Friday asked a Florida judge to partially stay his classified documents case, citing the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the former president is immune from certain charges related to official acts. In a filing with U.S. District
By the 2030–2031 academic year, California public high school students will be required to take and pass a financial literacy class in order to graduate. California is now the 26th U.S. State to add financial literacy instruction as a high school graduation requirement. Assembly Bill 2927, signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom on June