Hunter Biden refuses to attend House hearing with former business associates
Hunter Biden will not attend a House Oversight Committee hearing next week regarding alleged influence peddling and the Biden family's business dealings, his lawyer says.
‘Maybe’: NBA Superstar Stephen Curry Open to Running for President
Mr. Curry said he was open to the idea of running for office but not for the 2028 presidency. NBA superstar Stephen Curry said in an interview that aired on March 12 that he is open to the idea of running for office, even for the presidency. “Maybe,” said the Golden State Warriors shooting guard
Mississippi US Senate and House 2024 primary results are in, incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Wicker advances
Mississippi held primary elections for its four U.S. House seats as well as one U.S. Senate seat. Incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Wicker will advance to the general election.
Judge Dismisses Some Charges Against Trump in George Election Case
The judge in Donald Trump‘s Georgia election subversion trial on Wednesday dismissed some of the charges against the former U.S. president and some of his co-defendants, according to a court filing. In throwing out six criminal counts, Fulton County judge Scott McAfee said that prosecutors’ allegations that they tried to get officials to violate their oaths
White House preparing in case Congress makes UNRWA funding pause permanent
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said the Biden administration is preparing for Congress potentially making the UNRWA funding pause permanent.
Georgia judge tosses some charges against Trump and others in election case
Washington — A Fulton County judge on Wednesday tossed out several counts brought against former President Donald Trump and five others in the case involving an alleged attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia. The brief order from Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee states that six of the counts in
House passes bill that could lead to TikTok ban in broad bipartisan vote
Washington — The House on Wednesday passed legislation that could ban TikTok in the U.S. if its Beijing-based parent company ByteDance doesn’t sell its stake in the massively popular social media platform. The vote was 352 in favor and 65 opposed, underscoring its broad bipartisan support, with 197 Republicans and 155 Democrats voting to approve it.