Trial for FBI Informant Accused of Faking Biden Bribe Claims Won’t Begin Until After 2024 Election Judge Rules

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Alexander Smirnov was identified earlier this year as a confidential FBI informant who passed allegations to the bureau. A federal judge has granted a request to delay the criminal trial of Alexander Smirnov, an FBI informant accused of lying about a bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden, until after the

House Passes Bill That Would Require Feds to Obtain a Warrant to Purchase Americans’ Data

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‘This bill is exactly the type of legislation needed to rein in the federal government and protect the privacy rights of Americans,’ Rep. Harriet Hageman said. CORRECTION: The previous version of this article incorrectly stated the outcome of the House vote. The Epoch Times regrets the error. Congress passed a bill on April 17 that,

House Rejects Bill That Would Require Feds to Obtain a Warrant to Purchase Americans’ Data

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‘This bill is exactly the type of legislation needed to rein in the federal government and protect the privacy rights of Americans,’ Rep. Harriet Hageman said. Congress has rejected a bill that, if passed, would require the federal government to obtain a warrant to purchase Americans’ private data from third parties. HR 4639, “The Fourth

WATCH: Columbia University President Testifies on Explosion of Campus Anti-Semitism

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Columbia University president Minouche Shafik gave congressional testimony Wednesday on the explosion of campus anti-Semitism. Facing questions from the Republican-led House Education Committee, Shafik said that “anti-Jewish protests” have not taken place at Columbia—then reversed course. “You were asked, ‘Were there any anti-Jewish protests?’ and you said no,” said Rep. Elise Stefanik (R., N.Y.), noting