Donald Trump may have been incorrect one day when he tweeted on Truth Social over the weekend about the impending indictment being set for Tuesday regarding Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case (stormy Daniels).
A law professor founded the Equal Protection Project at Cornell University to combat discrimination against white people in the name of “Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion” (DEI) policies.
The Georgia congresswoman tweeted many times on Saturday to express her opinion about Trump’s Truth Social post claiming he expects to be arrested on Tuesday because of unlawful leaks from the Manhattan District Attorney’s office.
What does Kamala Harris do every day? Despite being in charge of the border issue, you know, that place where she refuses to go, what else does she do? Wait, don’t answer that. She insults foreign officials. Remember her huge mistake in South Korea when she incorrectly called them the Republic of North Korea. Could it be that she does not know geography?
Peter DeFazio, a former chairman of the House Transportation Committee, has raised concerns about China’s growing influence in the shipping industry, saying that the Asian giant could “weaponize” its dominance to exert political pressure on the United States.
While requests for the release of the so-called “QAnon Shaman” based on the footage shown by Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson on January 6 continue to mount, a new video circulating online purports to be the phone conversation Jacob Chansley made to the FBI to authenticate his identification.
On Sunday, James Comer, the chair of the House Oversight Committee, claimed he had proof showing that President Joe Biden’s family had profited from the Chinese Communist Party.
On International Women’s Day, First Lady Jill Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken were criticized on Twitter for presenting the “Women of Courage” award to a biological man from Argentina.
After a Wednesday hearing on COVID-19’s origins, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Epidemic heard testimony from lawmakers and medical experts who called for further investigation.
As a result of testimony given by the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, the likelihood of a sizable increase in interest rates has gone up, and more suffering is on the way. During his semiannual congressional testimony on Tuesday, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve adopted a hawkish tone, increasing the likelihood of a larger interest rate in the near future.