The suicide bombing at the Kabul airport that killed U.S. troops and Afghans in August 2021 was not preventable, according to a new review by U.S. Central Command. The findings, released Monday, clarified that a “bald man in black” spotted by U.S. service members the morning of the attack was not the bomber and refuted
President turns down invitation to testify. President Joe Biden will not be testifying to U.S. House of Representatives members who are engaged in an impeachment inquiry against him, the White House said on April 15. Richard Sauber, special counsel to the president, told House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) that the president would not testify
The White House says President Biden has now shared a total of 26 years of tax returns with the public since taking office. President Joe Biden and his wife, First Lady Jill Biden, have reported a federal adjusted gross income of $619,976 for their joint 2023 income tax returns, the White House has said. According
With many races still in the primary stage, Democratic Party candidates maintain a major lead in terms of cash on hand. By one measure, Democratic Party candidates hold a commanding lead in the race to retain control of the Senate. Four races—in Ohio, Montana, Nevada, and Arizona—are expected to be competitive in the contest for
She said she recognized merit to both sides of the electoral college argument but would allow the bill to become law without her signature as its debated. Maine Gov. Janet Mills said she will allow a narrowly passed bill that would award the state’s four electoral college votes to go toward the winner of the
Oregon congresswoman Val Hoyle told conservative constituents that the southern border must be open. Oregon congresswoman Val Hoyle has been criticized for recently surfaced comments that she made during a trip to the southern border. In a February 2 press conference, the freshman Democrat told constituents that an open border was necessary and that illegal
Of the state’s nearly 24,000 registered Democrats—402 voted in the caucus with 386 of those voting for President Joe Biden. Just 402 people statewide voted in the April 13 Wyoming Democratic Caucus. A few factors contributed to the low voter turnout. First, the presidential primary is all but decided, with Democrat President Joe Biden and