A grassroots group that has organized a convoy to the southern border took off from Jacksonville, Florida, on Tuesday, January 30, en route to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on day two of their week-long trek across the southern United States. The convoy, dubbed “Take Our Border Back,” kicked off on Jan. 29 in Virginia Beach, Virginia,
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen recently acknowledged that prices on the whole are not going to fall—just increase at a slower pace. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in a recent interview that she believes Americans are aware that, despite President Joe Biden’s rhetoric on falling inflation, prices, on the whole, are not going to fall. Ms.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor told a group of Berkeley law students that she was traumatized by the conservative rulings of colleagues. According to a CNN report, she said she lives “in frustration.” “And as you heard, every loss truly traumatizes me in my stomach and in my heart,” she said. “But I have
Funding pause put into effect right after millions in taxpayer funds sent to UN group Rep. Brian Mast (R., Fla.) (Getty Images) The Biden administration may have funneled “tens-of-millions” in American taxpayer dollars to the United Nations’ Palestinian aid group before announcing a pause in U.S. contributions as a result of the organization’s role in
Mainstream news outlets rely on the U.N. Palestinian refugee agency’s officials in Gaza for critical coverage of Israel’s war against Hamas. But that may be complicated by allegations that the agency is staffed by Gazan terrorists and their family members. It wouldn’t be the first time the media have treated thinly-veiled Hamas proxies as reliable
The Biden campaign, in a bid to shore up the president’s waning support among Arab and Muslim voters, dispatched campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez last week to meet with an Arab-American activist who has praised Hamas and refers to the president as “Genocide Joe.” Rodriguez met Friday with Arab-American News publisher Osama Siblani in Dearborn,
The Washington Post editorial board on Monday slammed President Joe Biden’s move to put a hold on new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals as an “obviously political decision.” “The main short-run damage the administration’s obviously political decision does is to the United States’s reputation for rational, fact-based policymaking, and for wise consideration of climate control