Giorno: 13 Giugno 2024

Southern Poverty Law Center Chided for Staff Layoffs

The far-left Southern Poverty Law Center slashed part of its workforce Wednesday in an effort to “streamline” operations, according to the Alabama Reflector.

‘No Juicing Joe’: Republican proposes bill in response to Biden’s ‘decline on full display’

FIRST ON FOX: The White House would have to notify Congress when the president takes a drug that could alter his alertness, judgment or mood under a bill proposed Thursday by a Tennessee Republican. “Joe Biden’s embarrassing outbursts of anger and incomprehensible speeches mirror the incalculable damage his policies have had on our nation,” Rep. […]

China’s Megaport in Peru Alarms US Officials

China is building a $3.5 billion megaport in Peru that could speed trade between Asia and South America and provide Beijing with an economic foothold in the region, historically dominated by the U.S., the Wall Street Journal reported.[#item_full_content]

Biden Campaign Calls on Republicans to Drop Mail Ballot Lawsuits

The campaign for President Joe Biden is looking for Republicans to drop their many lawsuits related to mail-in ballots now that former President Donald Trump has started an effort to encourage other forms of voting.[#item_full_content]

Trump rips DOJ as ‘no good bastards,’ calls Biden ‘dope’ in closed-door House GOP meeting: sources

Former President Trump gave a wide-ranging speech to House Republicans on Thursday, lashing out at his political enemies and praising his allies. Trump in particular criticized the prosecutions against him, calling the Department of Justice (DOJ) “dirty, no good bastards,” according to two sources in the room. One GOP lawmaker told Fox News Digital that […]

White House Downplays Hopes for SALT Cap Hike

The Biden administration is warning people not get their hopes up for an increase in state and local tax (SALT) deductions if President Joe Biden wins reelection, Bloomberg reported.[#item_full_content]

Justice Thomas Seeks to Upend 1977 Supreme Court Ruling

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Thursday wrote that the high court should revisit a 47-year-old ruling that allows associations to bring a lawsuit on behalf of its members, saying the court in 1977 was “mistaken.”

GOP Calls Out 51 Intel Officials Over Hunter Biden Laptop

In the days since Hunter Biden’s laptop was entered into evidence in his Delaware gun trial, Republican lawmakers have called out the 51 intelligence officials who originally cast doubt on its authenticity before the 2020 election.

GOP: Give Trump a Voice, From Anywhere, at RNC

Republican officials reportedly want to make sure former President Donald Trump will be able to address the Republican National Convention from anywhere he chooses – or from where he is legally forced to remain.[#item_full_content]

G-7 summit begins as leaders back deal to use interest from Russian assets for Ukraine aid

Leaders of the Group of Seven major democracies started their annual summit on Thursday, many of them under a cloud at home but determined to make a difference on the world stage as they seek to help Ukraine and counter China’s economic ambitions. Heading into two days of talks, diplomats said a deal had been […]