Washington — Former special counsel Robert Hur, who led the investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified documents, is testifying Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee, where lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have leveled heavy criticism against Hur’s report that ultimately vindicated the president but included some highly critical conclusions. In a tense
Washington — Former special counsel Robert Hur, who led the investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified documents, is testifying Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee, where lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have leveled heavy criticism against Hur’s report that ultimately vindicated the president but included some highly critical conclusions. In a tense
Washington — Former special counsel Robert Hur, who led the investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified documents, testified Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee, where lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have leveled heavy criticism against Hur’s report that ultimately vindicated the president but included some highly critical conclusions. In a tense hearing,
‘Allowing TikTok to remain under the CCP’s control puts our election systems at risk,’ Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi says. The House will hold a vote this week on a bill that would make the social media app TikTok free from the influence of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), as two U.S. organizations urge Representatives to vote
The Kentucky House has passed legislation targeting the illegal sale of electronic cigarettes to minors and unauthorized vaping products, officials say.
When then-special counsel Robert Hur released his February report on President Biden’s handling of classified material, Hur assessed that a jury wouldn’t be likely to convict Mr. Biden because he’d be seen as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” That single line in the 345-page report delighted Republicans and infuriated the president and
OH voters supported Donald Trump in the last two presidential elections, but some think Ohio may be returning to its swing state status after recent support for liberal policies.