Former AG Bill Barr Says DOJ Shouldn’t Have Released Letter of Trump Assassination Attempt Suspect

‘It served no purpose other than to risk inciting further violence,’ he says. Former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr said there is no reason why the Department of Justice (DOJ) should have released a letter allegedly penned by the suspect of an alleged second assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump that was referenced during

Biden notes “remarkable sweep of history” in his final U.N. speech as president

President Biden on Tuesday delivered his final speech to the United Nations General Assembly — and one of his last speeches on the world stage as president — capping a decades-long political career that has focused heavily on foreign policy. Mr. Biden noted the “remarkable sweep of history” he had seen in his long time

Harris Leads Trump by More Than $120 Million in Cash on Hand

Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign received nearly $200 million in contributions in August. Vice President Kamala Harris created significant separation from former President Donald Trump in the fundraising portion of the 2024 presidential race in August, according to new federal filings. On Sept. 20, a portion of the committees associated with the major presidential

House panel weighs holding Blinken in contempt over Afghanistan testimony

Washington — The Republican-led House Foreign Affairs Committee is expected to recommend that Secretary of State Antony Blinken be held in contempt of Congress amid a standoff over the top diplomat’s testimony about the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The committee’s chairman, Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas, subpoenaed Blinken earlier this month for his testimony,

House panel advances Blinken contempt resolution over Afghanistan testimony

Washington — The Republican-led House Foreign Affairs Committee voted Tuesday to recommend that Secretary of State Antony Blinken be held in contempt of Congress amid a standoff over the top diplomat’s testimony about the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The panel voted 26 to 25 along party lines to advance the proceedings on Tuesday, setting