Trump claims Putin wants Biden back in office because then ‘he’s going to have his dream of getting Ukraine.’ Russian President Vladimir Putin picked President Joe Biden as the candidate he wants to see win the 2024 presidential election, calling the incumbent Democrat a “more predictable” person to work with. During an interview with the
The judge overseeing the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump has set a Feb. 15 hearing over accusations that the Fulton County district attorney and her top deputy had an improper relationship and mishandled public money. The hearing will focus on allegations by a Trump co-defendant who accus… Original News Source Link
A New York judge will hear motions in the New York “hush money” case against Trump, including a bid to dismiss and delay the trial, slated for March 25. What to Know About Today’s Hearing Former President Trump is headed into a pre-trial hearing for a New York criminal case relating to the disclosure of
Biden administration climate envoy John Podesta was behind the administration’s decision to pause U.S. liquefied natural gas exports. His brother Tony Podesta could reap the benefits as a longtime lobbyist for foreign Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) companies—including one founded by a Russian energy oligarch. John Podesta played a major role in ushering in the new
JERUSALEM—Officially, the Palestinian Authority works with Israel to crack down on terror groups in the West Bank. But off-duty PA security forces have carried out dozens of attacks on Israelis, according to a watchdog group. An investigation by Palestinian Media Watch, the nonprofit watchdog based in Jerusalem, documented at least 55 attacks by PA security
Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has formally asked Mark Zwonitzer to provide all audio recordings and transcripts he has of conversations with President Biden. The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday demanded the ghostwriter of President Joe Biden’s memoir to hand over any recordings and notes from his conversations during their collaboration. In a letter sent via
In first hearing on five-year $1.5 trillion spending plan since September, House panel Republicans and Democrats resumed debate where they ended—far apart For those hoping seeds of compromise had sprouted since the House Agriculture Committee last discussed the stalled five-year Farm Bill in September, Wednesday’s six-hour hearing offered scant sign such accommodation has taken root.