5 recent gaffes by President Biden
President Biden's cognitive performance is facing fresh scrutiny following a new report from The Wall Street Journal. Here are 5 of his recent gaffes.
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Deceased Rep. Donald Payne Jr. wins New Jersey primary
New Jersey congressman dies at age 65 New Jersey Rep. Donald Payne Jr. dies at age 65 00:54 Washington — Rep. Donald Payne Jr. won the Democratic primary in New Jersey’s 10th Congressional District on Tuesday, more than a month after he died after a heart attack. Payne was running unopposed in the district, and
Judge Will Send a ‘Strong Message’ When Sentencing Trump, Dershowitz Says
The retired Harvard Law professor said the judge has options, including a ’very harsh fine,’ a prison term, house arrest, probation or a suspended sentence. Retired Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz predicted that New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan will try to send a “very strong message” when sentencing former President Donald Trump next
Possible McConnell replacement takes Democrat IVF accusations head on with major announcement
Florida Sen. Rick Scott, a hopeful to be the next Republican Senate leader, is launching a massive ad buy to take the "real" GOP message on IVF to voters in his state.
Biden Forgot Own Policy in Negotiations With GOP: Report
President Joe Biden reportedly forgot the details of his own administration’s energy policy in a February meeting with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.). According to a Wall Street Journal report detailing Biden’s declining performance behind closed doors, the 81-year-old president pulled Johnson aside privately after a February meeting to discuss funding for a Ukraine
‘It’s absurd’: Congress takes bipartisan action after Cuban officials’ tour secure parts of major airport
Florida lawmakers are looking to ban tours of the kind seen at Miami International Airport, where Cuban officials were reported to have been given a tour of secure areas.
Senate to vote on contraception bill as Democrats pressure GOP
Washington — The Senate is scheduled to vote Wednesday on legislation to protect access to contraception, as Democrats work to put reproductive rights at center stage heading into November’s election. The bill, called the Right to Contraception Act, would codify the right to contraception in federal law. For Senate Democrats, the effort has been a