Former President Donald Trump said that, unlike himself, President Joe Biden is getting a ‘free pass’ in his classified documents mishandling case. Former President Donald Trump said Tuesday that President Joe Biden is getting a “free pass” in his classified documents probe while the former president is getting clobbered—but he’s “still fighting.” President Trump made
Iran, Russia, and China kicked off a series of joint war drills on Tuesday in the Gulf of Oman, displaying their unified military might amid ongoing terror attacks by Tehran’s proxies on Western shipping vessels and military positions. The military drills will last until Friday and “involve warships and aviation” maneuvers, according to Iran’s state-controlled
Republican U.S. representative Ken Buck of Colorado said on Tuesday that he would resign from Congress at the end of next week, narrowing the already slim majority held by Republicans in the chamber. Buck, 65, in a written statement posted on social media platform X, did not give a reason for leaving Congress but said
It’s been a year since the EPA began the first phase of a plan to help states, major metropolitan areas, U.S. territories and over 200 tribes and tribal groups develop climate action strategies to address their greenhouse gas emissions — and all but five states have joined in. Called the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants Program, it provides
The chief rabbi of South Africa said in a speech this week that his country’s government is a “diplomatic proxy” of Iran. “Just as Hamas serves as an armed proxy for Iran, the South African government serves as its diplomatic proxy, as it did at the [International Court of Justice], the diplomatic equivalent of the
‘It has been an honor to serve the people of Colorado’s 4th District in Congress for the past 9 years,’ he said. The Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives will shrink again next week, as Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) announced this afternoon he is resigning from his seat effective next Friday, March 22.
Sunshine Week is all about transparency in government. Federal officials secretly spent more than $40 billion under what they call “Other Transaction Agreements” (OTAs) despite a federal law that requires the government to post such expenditures on the USAspending.gov website, according to Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa). “We all know there is wasteful spending everywhere you