‘To me, he’s just a normal grandpa,’ Kai Trump, 17, told the audience. The 17-year-old granddaughter of former President Donald Trump made her political debut during a speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC) on Wednesday evening. Kai Trump, who is the daughter of Donald Trump Jr. and ex-wife Vanessa Trump, told the audience about
An Israeli court convicted IDF soldier Elor Azaria of manslaughter in January 2017 for shooting a wounded Palestinian stabbing suspect in the West Bank. An Israeli military veteran is facing new U.S. visa sanctions for his part in the 2016 killing of a wounded Palestinian stabbing suspect in the West Bank. The U.S. State Department
Dr. Kevin O‘Connor says President Biden does not have a fever and his vital signs are ’normal.’ President Joe Biden’s White House physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, released a letter on July 18 with an update on the president’s COVID-19 symptoms after he tested positive the day before. “The President is still experiencing mild upper respiratory
Dr. Kevin O‘Connor says President Biden does not have a fever and that his vital signs are ’normal.’ President Joe Biden’s White House physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, released a letter on July 18 with an update on the president’s COVID-19 symptoms after he tested positive the day before. “The President is still experiencing mild upper
Vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) spoke at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, where he said the evening was “a night of hope”—though one that could have been “a day of heartache and mourning.” Mr. Vance also praised presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump for his call for unity after… Original News
Vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) spoke at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, where he said the evening was “a night of hope”—though one that could have been “a day of heartache and mourning.” Mr. Vance also praised presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump for his call for unity after… Original News
The Federal Election Commission is nearing the end of a rulemaking process that would make it easier for contributions to go toward security. The Federal Election Commission is considering a new rule that would expand federal candidates’ ability to use their campaign funds to pay for security. On July 17, the FEC released a response