There may not be enough support to initiate a formal investigation, but Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) would approve an impeachment inquiry into President Biden this week, a source close to him told The Hill. This will lay the stage for a formal vote in the house. McCarthy will inform Republican lawmakers that House Judiciary Chairman…
Invoking a recent court ruling, Atlanta officials declined to validate the tens of thousands of signatures protestors submitted on Monday in an effort to halt the construction of a police and firefighter training complex. The activists had assembled ecstatically after claiming to have more than 116,000 signatures from Atlantans, considerably more than was required to…
California may soon rescind its ban on state-funded travel to countries with anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and instead concentrate on an advertising campaign to spread anti-discrimination messaging in countries with conservative governments. Beginning with Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Tennessee in 2017, California began prohibiting government travel to states with laws it deemed discriminatory against LGBTQ+ individuals….
Everyone is aware that Joe Biden has left America’s southern border wide exposed. Not only do common criminals violate our immigration laws, nor do coyotes or drug cartels smuggle in lethal substances. Even so, that is terrible enough. Everyone, including those who wish America the most harm, is aware that the door is open. The…
A sign that similar attempts by the Republican former president and his co-defendants to move the criminal case to a more favorable venue will fail is that charges against Mark Meadows, the former chief of staff of Donald Trump’s White House, involving attempts to change the results of the 2020 U.S. election will not be…
On Friday, the administration of President Joe Biden appealed a lower court decision that would restrict how the drug is administered and distributed in an effort to protect widespread access to the abortion drug mifepristone. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans made a ruling in August that prohibited telemedicine prescriptions and…
When he refused to assist with an investigation into the deadly attack on the US Capitol on January 6, a Trump White House adviser was held in contempt of Congress on Thursday. After a brief trial, Peter Navarro, who served as Trump’s senior trade advisor and supported his flimsy allegations of widespread voter fraud, was found…
An ex-top official of the defunct FTX cryptocurrency exchange admitted guilt on Thursday to illegally giving tens of millions of dollars to US politicians’ campaigns and participating in a criminal conspiracy to run an unauthorized money transfer business. The fourth senior officer at the business or its affiliates to enter a guilty plea is Ryan…
Washington state’s food banks are suffering from a lack of volunteers. The University District Food Bank in Seattle, according to executive director Joe Gruber, depends on around 300 volunteers each week to keep things running. However, their normal volunteer base has been getting out and traveling more than in previous years as concerns over COVID-19…
President Joe Biden has demonstrated several times over the past four years that he is not fully capable of carrying out his obligations as president. In fact, many of his own party members have repeatedly questioned both his mental and physical health. There is always the Vice President option, just in case something happens that…
