‘This guy leads the CCP’s effort to spy on your kids and feed them information. Every Met attendee and co-chair should be asked if they’re okay with that.’ Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) has condemned the fashion magazine Vogue’s decision to name TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew to serve as an honorary chair at this year’s
The probe is in response to reports that 12 UNRWA staff members participated in the Hamas-led terror attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. House Republicans are launching a probe into the Biden administration’s previous funding to the U.N. Agency in Gaza over allegations that its staffers were involved in the Hamas-led terror attack on
‘Sadly, I had to announce layoffs to a lot of my staff members,’ the Democrat presidential contender said. Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Min.) announced on Friday evening that his 2024 presidential campaign is laying off a substation number of staff amid financial challenges. However, the announcement, made in a video posted on social media, did not
‘It’s big enough to cripple him,’ said Jack Smith, prosecutor in another pending case against former President Trump. Lawmakers responded to the news that a New York Supreme Court justice ordered former President Donald Trump to pay a multi-million-dollar penalty and suppressed the Trump Organization’s ability to do business in New York. More than $360
Democrats keep insisting President Joe Biden is mentally “sharp.” Behind closed doors. When no one is watching. Alas, their claims are directly contradicted by Biden’s behavior in public, when cameras are rolling. This week the 81-year-old president bumbled and glitched his way through a series of public events, including a meet and greet (and awkward
John Kerry is winding down his career as a diplomat. It can’t come soon enough. The White House climate czar recently announced he is stepping down to focus on President Biden’s reelection campaign. Over his decades in the Senate and executive branch, Kerry has embodied two of the worst trends in American politics: the collapse
Fire officials say lithium-ion battery fires have increased by 900 percent over a four-year period in New York City. New York City’s chief fire marshall urged House lawmakers to pass legislation mandating safety standards for lithium-ion batteries. “To grasp the urgency of this problem, it’s important to understand that fires caused by lithium-ion batteries are