U.S. president Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 while on a campaign trip to Las Vegas on Wednesday and is experiencing mild symptoms, the White House said. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced the positive test for the 81-year-old Democrat after the president of UnidosUS, a Latino civil rights organization, said Biden would not
Liberal ad campaign tried to discourage Trump voters in Pennsylvania from using mail-in voting ( Getty Images) A liberal nonprofit that claims to fund “voter rights” initiatives in order to “restor[e] … and activat[e] all voices in the United States” appears to be behind a deceptive anti-Trump ad campaign that tried to discourage Republican voters
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed U.S. Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle to testify about the “security lapses” that led to Saturday’s attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump. “The assassination attempt of the former President and current Republican nominee for president represents a total failure of the agency’s core mission and demands Congressional oversight,” Rep.
Two State Department bureaus ‘were unable to provide supporting documentation for many of their respective awards,’ according to audit Taliban fighters in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2021 (Getty Images) The Biden administration doesn’t know if millions of dollars in taxpayer funds sent to Afghanistan are falling into the Taliban’s hands because its terrorism vetting files are
The Pentagon is permanently dismantling the $230 million humanitarian pier off the coast of Gaza after just three weeks of operation, CBS News reported Wednesday. “The pier has always been intended as a temporary solution, and it will conclude its mission soon, but as of today, I don’t have any announcements to make in terms
Studies show rent control shrinks housing supply and ends up hurting renters Economists are railing against President Joe Biden’s plan to impose rent controls on nearly half of the nation’s rental market as a ham-fisted election year ploy that would disincentivize building new housing and make it more difficult for Americans already struggling to pay
Arizona Senate candidate Ruben Gallego is seeking an emergency stay from an Arizona appeals court to prevent the unsealing of his 2017 divorce file with limited redactions. Gallego, who represents Arizona’s Third Congressional District, is pressing the appellate court to stay a district court’s July 3 ruling that the total sealing of the case was