Giorno: 16 Luglio 2021

Biden: US Reviewing European Travel Ban, Sees Update in Coming Days

President Joe Biden said the United States is reviewing when it can lift restrictions that ban most-non U.S. citizens from traveling to the United States from much of Europe after German Chancellor…

Rep. Nunes Still Hopeful Durham Report Sends People to Jail

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., said any report compiled by special counsel John Durham on the origins and conduct of the Russian investigation “may not be as broad as we want it to be.” Nunes…

FBI: 2 Charged in Alleged Plot to Attack Sacramento Democrat Headquarters

Two men have been indicted on charges that they allegedly conspired to use incendiary devices to attack the Democratic Party headquarters in Sacramento, the FBI’s office in San Francisco has announced…

Iowa, New Hampshire fight to stay atop the 2024 GOP nomination

GOP chairs in Iowa and New Hampshire team up to protect their states cherished position kicking off the presidential nominating calendar.

Ric Grenell Not a Candidate in California Recall Election

Former acting Director of National Intelligence Ric Grenell said he will not run in the California recall election in a bid to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom. “I made the decision not to run,” he said…

Convicted terrorists lead religious services in federal prisons: IG

Convicted terrorists – some associated with al-Qaeda, the Islamic State and Al-Shabaab – were allowed to lead religious services in federal prisons because of a shortage of chaplains, according to a recent inspector general report evaluating the Bureau of Prisons. 

Biden to bolster security at US Embassy in Haiti, won’t send troops to stabilize country

President Biden plans to bolster security at the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince after the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse earlier this month, he said Thursday.

Black Lives Matter glorified Cuban dictator Fidel Castro: ‘Fidel Vive!’

Black Lives Matter’s recent praise of Cuba’s government isn’t the first time that BLM has praised the country’s communist regime.

White House Says 20,000 Afghan Interpreters Asking for US Asylum

About 20,000 Afghans who worked as interpreters for the United States during its war in Afghanistan and now fear retribution from Taliban insurgents have applied for evacuation, the White House said Thursday.”There are approximately 20,000 Afghans who have applied,” Press…

Gov. Cuomo to Be Questioned in Sexual Harassment Probe

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to be interviewed Saturday as the state attorney general’s office winds down its investigation into sexual harassment allegations.