Democrats, Centrist Republicans Could Outflank Speaker Johnson to Pass $95 Billion Foreign Aid Bill

While Mr. Johnson could halt the foreign aid bill’s final passage, House Democrats could still force the vote with enough support from Republicans. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is signaling opposition to a $95.3 billion supplemental spending bill that provides foreign aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, but the bill may yet pass in the

Trump Request to Supreme Court Could Further Delay Election Case Trial

Supreme Court’s decision could determine whether the Republican presidential primary frontrunner stands trial in the case before the November election. Former President Donald Trump, in his Monday emergency petition to the Supreme Court, made an additional request that could add another delay to his federal election case trial. While petitioning the high court to extend

Hunter Biden Partner Says Joe Biden Met With Chief of Chinese Energy Firm

A former business partner of Hunter Biden said that President Joe Biden met with the chief of a CCP-linked Chinese energy company in 2017. Rob Walker, former business partner of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, testified in Congress that the elder Biden met with the chief of a Chinese energy firm linked to the

Special counsel in Biden documents probe could testify in coming weeks

Washington — The Justice Department and House leaders are negotiating a time for special counsel Robert Hur to testify publicly before Congress about the federal probe into President Biden’s handling of classified records, according to three people familiar with the discussions.  Officials are currently targeting late February or early March for Hur’s testimony before the