Former Jeffrey Epstein associate Reid Hoffman pledged $10 million toward Kamala Harris’s campaign Democratic megadonor Reid Hoffman, who recently pledged $10 million to elect Kamala Harris, insisted in an awkward interview Tuesday that he is not buying influence with the vice president after he urged her to fire a top federal official investigating some of
President Joe Biden, originally slated to deliver the closing remarks at the Democratic National Convention, will instead only give a speech on the opening night as he fades into the shadows and “turns the keys over” to Vice President Kamala Harris, the new presumptive Democratic nominee. “Monday night is Joe’s night. And then he’ll turn
Democratic congressional candidate Will Rollins (Calif.) repeatedly claims that he “personally prosecuted” participants in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, but an exhaustive Washington Free Beacon search only found one case connected to the former assistant U.S. attorney—and it’s still pending. Rollins, of Palm Springs, said part of his role with the Department of Justice’s
“We are putting parents on notice,” then-California attorney general Kamala Harris warned at her 2011 inauguration. “If you fail in your responsibility to your kids, we are going to work to make sure you face the full force and consequences of the law.” Two years later, Cheree Peoples, a single mom of a special needs
Former president Donald Trump’s would-be assassin is believed to have shared anti-Semitic posts online the FBI described to the Senate Tuesday as “extreme in nature.” In its ongoing investigation into Thomas Matthew Crooks’s attempted assassination of Republican nominee Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally in July, the FBI “very recently uncovered” a social media account
The Israeli military said it carried out a targeted strike in Beirut on Tuesday against Fuad Shukr, the Hezbollah commander it said was responsible for a strike in the Golan Heights that killed 12 children and teenagers at the weekend. A loud blast was heard and a plume of smoke could be seen rising above
In a humiliating Tuesday editor’s note, the Washington Post acknowledged its July 29 front-page headline and photo did not provide “adequate context” regarding a Hezbollah attack on Israel that killed 12 children. Monday’s large-font front-page headline read, “Israel hits targets in Lebanon,” with the subheadline, “Strikes against Hezbollah installations muted amid international calls for restraint.”