A former business partner of Hunter Biden accused two Democratic members of Congress of lying on behalf of the Biden family during Wednesday’s impeachment hearing over President Joe Biden’s involvement in his son’s foreign business dealings, prompting one of the lawmakers to interrupt his testimony. Tony Bobulinski, who claimed the president was involved in his
The head of a Pennsylvania police union endorsed Republican Senate candidate Dave McCormick on Wednesday, citing Democratic senator Bob Casey’s recent appearance with an activist group that has called to defund police. Casey appeared at a campaign event on Tuesday with Indivisible Philadelphia, the Washington Free Beacon reported. The group, which has called for “fewer
President Joe Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday finalized its restrictions on gas-powered car emissions, an attempt to fast-track transitioning the country to electric vehicles. Under the rules, which the Washington Post described as Biden’s “most far-reaching climate regulation yet,” carmakers will have to bump up electric and hybrid vehicle sales—to 56 percent of sales
Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R.) said Tuesday that migrants fleeing Haiti could be transported from Florida to Martha’s Vineyard, the wealthy Massachusetts island where DeSantis flew illegal immigrants in 2022. “We do have our transport program also that’s going to be operational,” the governor said during an appearance on Dana Loesch’s radio show. “Haitians land
Complaint against Jo Boaler alleges 52 instances of misrepresented research Stanford professor Jo Boaler (stanford.edu) A Stanford University professor, whose research was credited with inspiring San Francisco’s failed experiment to ax 8th grade algebra, is facing allegations of “reckless disregard for accuracy” in her work, according to an official academic complaint filed Wednesday with Stanford’s
President Joe Biden’s quest to put Adeel Mangi on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals appears in jeopardy after a key Senate Democrat came out against the “historic” nominee, whose ties to an anti-police group have landed him in hot water. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D., Nev.) said Tuesday she “cannot support” Mangi, citing his
At Georgetown Law School, professors are encouraged to publish their academic work to the school’s “Scholarly Commons,” an online portal that serves as a “repository” for journal articles and other materials. This year’s submissions include lengthy papers on privacy law, tort liability, and First Amendment disputes. In recent months, however, one Georgetown Law professor, Lama