Rep. Jared Golden joins growing number of Democrats losing faith in Biden following dismal debate performance Rep. Jared Golden (D., Maine) (Twitter/@golden4congress) Democratic Rep. Jared Golden (Maine) predicts Donald Trump will win in November, writing in an op-ed Tuesday that he’s “OK with that.” “Biden’s poor performance in the debate was not a surprise,” Golden
Four pro-life activists are in federal court in Nashville this week for sentencing after being convicted for violations of the FACE Act. Pro-life activist Paul Vaughn, who was convicted for violation of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, was sentenced Tuesday in Nashville, Tennessee, to three years of supervised release including six
Four pro-life activists are in federal court in Nashville this week for sentencing after being convicted for violations of the FACE Act. Pro-life activist Paul Vaughn, who was convicted for violation of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, was sentenced Tuesday in Nashville, Tennessee, to three years of supervised release including six
Private Philip G. Shadrach and Private George D. Wilson took part in a covert military operation 200 miles behind Confederate lines in 1862. Two soldiers who were executed for their role in the Great Locomotive Chase in northern Georgia during the American Civil War were posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor by President Joe Biden
Speaking at a fundraiser on Tuesday, President Joe Biden blamed his abysmal debate performance on exhaustion from his back-to-back trips to Europe in June. He, however, had 13 days to recover from his most recent trip, including a whole week at Camp David. During his debate preparations at Camp David, Biden’s day never started before
The Biden administration’s grant program to protect houses of worship against terrorist attacks gives preferential treatment to organizations deemed to be in disadvantaged communities, part of President Joe Biden’s controversial initiative to infuse “equity” into every federal agency. The Department of Homeland Security will award $434 million this year through its Nonprofit Security Grant Program,
JERUSALEM—Nearly nine months after Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack, the Jewish state’s political divisions have reemerged, with protests criticizing the government for various and often opposing reasons breaking out across the country. But a sweeping new public opinion survey by pollsters affiliated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has revealed how the Oct. 7 attack