The Biden Error

Column: The events of 2020 seemed epochal. Trump’s election exposed them as aberrant. Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Joe Biden in 2016 (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) “Don’t forget all that we accomplished,” President Biden said during his Thursday address on the election. “It’s been a historic presidency. Not because I’m president, [but] because of what we’ve done.

Federal Agency Accuses White House Official of Violating Hatch Act

Advisor Neera Tanden illegally used her X account to promote solicitations for Democratic candidates, said the U.S. Office of Special Counsel. A federal investigative agency is requesting disciplinary action for Neera Tanden, who serves as one of President Joe Biden’s domestic policy advisors, over her allegedly violating a law that prohibits solicitations for partisan political

White House Outlines Biden’s Priorities for Rest of Term

Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that Biden has several goals for the remaining 74 days of his term. The White House has outlined a list of legislative priorities for the rest of President Joe Biden’s term. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Thursday held the first White House press briefing since President-elect Donald Trump secured

Memes, Pop Culture, and Economy: How Young Voters Helped Trump Win

News Analysis President-elect Donald Trump has many people to thank for winning the election, but near the top of the list should be his young voters, who moved in great numbers toward the Republican since his last election in 2020. While four years ago Gen Z—those aged 18–29—voted for President Joe Biden by a 25-point

WATCH: Jim Acosta Lectures Trump-Voting Latino: ‘Do You Want To See People in Camps, Rounded Up and Put in Camps?’

‘Maybe they were voting on economic issues, but at the end of the day, maybe voting against their own self-interest,’ CNN anchor says CNN anchor Jim Acosta hosted a Hispanic supporter of Donald Trump on his show Thursday to assess the former president’s “big gains among Latino men.” He went on to lecture the man,

Military Judge Revives Plea Deals for Alleged 9/11 Mastermind, Accomplices

U.S. Air Force Col. Matthew McCall concluded Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin didn’t have clear authority to revoke plea agreements with three 9/11 defendants. A military judge has revived a set of plea deals for three defendants standing trial for the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, after Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin previously intervened to block

On Election Day, Biden-Harris Admin Quietly Waived Terrorism Sanctions on Palestinian Government, Docs Show

West Bank government is still violating US law but will get a sanctions break anyway, according to congressional notice (Getty Images) Just before Tuesday’s presidential election, the Biden-Harris administration quietly waived mandatory terrorism sanctions on the embattled Palestinian government—even as it determined that the government’s leaders are paying imprisoned terrorists and fomenting violence in breach