During a debate on Hunter Biden’s scandals, CNN political commentator Jonah Goldberg made a significant statement. President Joe Biden, in an interview with ABC’s David Muir, stated that he would not grant a pardon to his son, who is currently facing

Nate Silver, a pollster, raised doubts on Monday about the idea that President Joe Biden stepping down from the presidential race at this moment could provide Democrats with the greatest opportunity to beat former President Donald Trump. Biden’s approval rating reached

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Former federal prosecutor Harry Litman argued during an interview on CNN that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito could be impeached. Breitbart reported that Litman discussed the possibility that Justice Samuel Alito could face impeachment if allegations of misleading Congress are confirmed.

In a striking announcement, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer emphasized the depth of the investigations against President Joe Biden, marking a significant escalation in the impeachment inquiry. The Hill reported that Comer disclosed that the criminal referrals concerning Hunter and

Monday night, Cotija Mayor Yolanda Sánchez left a gym on a public street, and walked alongside her bodyguard when men armed with assault rifles suddenly shot at them from a moving car. The pair were seriously injured and transported to a nearby hospital where doctors learned the local town leader

by Kevin Killough   In April, the Biden administration finalized efficiency standards for residential water heaters, as part of a broader climate goal of electrifying the American household. The Department of Energy estimates that, under the new rules, 50 percent of newly manufactured electric

By Nicholas Ballasy   UAW Local 4811 President Rafael Jaime had said that UC has “used and condoned violence against workers and students peacefully protesting on campus for peace and freedom in Palestine” for the last month. University of California academic

by Andy Parr   Georgia GOP Rep. Mike Collins says a member of his congressional staff was robbed at gunpoint this past weekend in Washington D.C’.s Navy Yard neighborhood. Collins posted on X that three men approached one of his staffers and his

by Victor Davis Hanson   Do not expect the radical left to survey the wreckage of socialism and communism in history and accept that statism impoverishes people and erodes their freedoms. There will never be admissions by our elite that progressivism

by T.A. DeFeo   A federal judge has sentenced a former assistant Atlanta city attorney to prison following her conviction on charges she fraudulently applied for and received Paycheck Protection Program loans. In December, a jury convicted Shelitha Robertson, 62, of

by Ike Brannon   Unsurprisingly, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s recent report on Credit Card Rewards is dismissive of programs that are popular with tens of millions of American households. However, its objections manifest the same sort of deceptive advertising and hiding of

by Raghavan Mayur   The RealClearMarkets/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a leading gauge of consumer sentiment, dropped sharply 3.1 percent in June to 40.5. Since September 2021, the index has remained in negative territory for 34 consecutive months. June’s reading of 40.5

by John Solomon and Steven Richards   Moments after being whisked away from the U.S. Capitol after it was breached on Jan. 6, 2021, then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was captured on videotape declaring “I take responsibility” for failing to have a

by John Solomon   Four indictments and one set of convictions later, a Democrat-led lawfare strategy has failed so far to derail Donald Trump’s bid to return to the White House, but it has triggered an avalanche of financial support as

The corruption trial involving U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife, Imelda, is now rescheduled for 2025, following allegations of bribery linked to foreign entities. The Washington Examiner reported that U.S. Representative Henry Cuellar, serving Texas since 2005, along with his

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has expressed her fear that former President Donald Trump, if re-elected, might imprison her and others, endangering the nation’s democracy. Breitbart reported that Ocasio-Cortez shared her concerns about Trump’s potential actions during an appearance on Kara Swisher’s podcast,