The former president sent the email out soon after Judge Merchan’s order. Former President Donald Trump has issued a fundraising call after a New York judge’s ruling that he was in contempt of court over a gag order violation. Judge Juan Merchan last week fined President Trump a total of $9,000 for multiple social media
‘Build the wall, deport them all,’ said Jeff Gunter, a Republican candidate for a U.S. Senate seat in Nevada. Jeff Gunter, a former Trump official who’s looking to flip a key U.S. Senate seat in Nevada from Democrat to Republican, has announced an initiative to help tackle the border crisis that involves a combination of
A conservative nonprofit filed a lawsuit claiming extreme political bias, following which, the federal agency disbanded the bunch of political advisors. The Biden administration has agreed to shut down a national security experts’ group as part of settling a lawsuit accusing the group of being politically biased in favor of Democrats. On Sept. 19, 2023,
Maj. Gen. Walker conveyed a request for assistance at around 1:50 p.m. on Jan. 6 but the Guard was not deployed to the Capitol until about 5:10 p.m. Senior military leaders plotted to disobey then-President Donald Trump’s orders on Jan. 6, 2021, because they “unreasonably” thought he might try to use the D.C. National Guard
Then-President Donald Trump’s authority could be defied as senior military leaders would likely disobey his orders on Jan. 6, 2021, whistleblower Col. Earl Matthews claimed. “I think a very plausible argument can be made that through no fault of his own, President Trump’s command authority over both the D.C. National Guard and the U.S. Army
Kristen Clarke claims to be a victim of domestic violence and argues that she was obligated to disclose that information. The civil rights chief of the U.S. Department of Justice has confessed to lying to Congress about her arrest history during her confirmation hearing three years ago. Kristen Clarke, the Assistant Attorney General for the
Biden campaign addresses student unrest, but dismisses potential influence on re-election odds as a blip on the ‘crisis cycle’ that won’t resonate in November. Universities and colleges are in turmoil but, with semesters drawing to a close and commencements underway, students—and the “outside agitators” orchestrating them—will soon be headed home, campuses emptied, and other urgencies