Pro-Trump veterans shared their ‘America First’ perspective with The Epoch Times. GREEN BAY, Wis.—On the day of the Wisconsin primary, former President Donald J. Trump challenged President Joe Biden to a debate using a dramatic visual prop. Soon after he began speaking, he gestured to an empty podium near where he stood. “You know what
Police in Michigan told former President Donald Trump, ‘We need your help,’ as a group representing 12,000 officers statewide endorsed his candidacy. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—The immigration policies of President Joe Biden are “country-wrecking,” because of the number of illegal immigrants who are flooding into America and committing crimes, former President Donald Trump declared in a
The state’s heartbeat bill is slated to take effect on May 1. Former President Donald Trump told reporters on April 2 that he will issue a statement on abortion “next week” as his home state of Florida prepares for a six-week abortion limit to take effect. While wrapping up a speech in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) and other Democrats are laser-focused on abortion as the key to reelecting President Joe Biden. The Florida Supreme Court’s recent abortion rulings were on the April 2 agenda for House Democrats and the Biden-Harris campaign as former President Donald Trump hosted a border policy rally in western Michigan. House
Trump continues using controversial “bloodbath” language on campaign trail – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Trump is again using the term “bloodbath” on the campaign trail, this time in an attempt to criticize President Biden’s immigration policies. Mr. Biden, meanwhile, is launching an ad campaign focused on abortion rights. Nancy Cordes reports. View
IRS Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley and Special Agent Joseph Ziegler both came forward last year with allegations. Republican House Committee leaders are now probing whether the U.S. Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have taken part in an alleged effort to retaliate against IRS employees who raised concerns about misconduct by
Heavy equipment businesses have filed a suit against California over the state’s rule that truck and van fleets must electrify their vehicles—a mandate that will likely apply to almost as many out-of-state companies as in-state companies—alleging that it violates the U.S. Constitution’s protections for interstate commerce and other federal laws. “The rule is extraterritorial, burdensome,