Biden’s bipartisan bid: President fist bumps Cheney
Even before President Biden made a pitch for national unity in his prime-time address to a joint-session of Congress on Wednesday night, he took a jab at bipartisanship.
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Vaccinated Nancy Pelosi wears a mask with inoculated colleagues, but not when she got a blow-out
With the world watching, a fully-vaccinated House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) wore a mask during the entirety of President Joe Biden’s first joint address to Congress on Wednesday.
Sen. Tim Scott takes on politics of division during GOP rebuttal: ‘America is not a racist country’
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., took aim at race relations, corporate cancel culture and the politics of division during his GOP rebuttal to President Biden’s speech.
Tim Scott Accuses Biden of Abandoning Bipartisan Promise: ‘This Is Not Common Ground’
Scott faulted Democrats for failing to include a provision in their COVID-relief bill requiring schools to re-open.
Arizona Democrat Criticizes Biden for Ignoring ‘Immediate Crisis at the Border’ in Speech
‘What I didn’t hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border,’ Kelly said.
Tim Scott Talks ‘Redemption’ After Joe Biden Talks ‘Systemic Racism’
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) offered a vision of “redemption” for America on Wednesday evening, after President Joe Biden talked about “systemic racism” plaguing the country.
Tim Scott: Democrats Want to Focus on the Issue, Not the ‘Solution’
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) said in his rebuttal to President Joe Biden on Wednesday night that Democrats too often want to focus on the issue rather than finding a solution.
Biden Says White Supremacists Have Replaced Jihadists as ‘Most Lethal Terrorist Threat’ to U.S.
‘Make no mistake – the terrorist threat has evolved beyond Afghanistan since 2001,’ he said.
White House Directs COVID Aid to India after Criticism of Its Initial Response
The delay could inspire India’s push to prioritize strategic autonomy over closer ties to the U.S.
***Live Updates*** Joe Biden Delivers First Address to Joint Session of Congress
President Joe Biden will deliver his first address before a joint session of Congress on Wednesday evening, where he will ask lawmakers for an additional $1.8 trillion for his children and family care and education. Biden will use his primetime speech to pitch his $2.3 trillion “infrastructure” bill, which would be paid for with higher taxes on corporations. The president will also tout his administration’s action on combating the coronavirus pandemic.
Why Are Apple, Retail Groups Lobbying Against An Anti-Slavery Bill?
The bill could force companies with significant supply chains in China to change the way they manufacture their products
Bud Light Is Giving Away 100,000 Tickets To Sporting Events And Concerts Plus Free Beer
‘people across America are eager to get back out there’
Will Smith’s Daughter Willow Smith Comes Out As Polyamorous, Says She’d Only Date Two People At A Time
‘I was introduced to it through kind of a nonsexual lens’
REPORT: American Warship Fires ‘Warning Shots’ At Iranian Ships
This is the first time such a thing has happened in four years
‘Disaster Girl’ Zoe Roth Sells The Famous Meme As An NFT For $490,000
‘There’s no way,’ the girl in the meme said.
Man Sentenced For Filming, Taunting Dying Police Officers Hit By Truck In Australia
Pusey went on multiple profanity-laced tirades at the officers, blaming them for his car being damaged
‘Unfettered Power’: China-Controlled Hong Kong Can Now Stop People From Leaving The City
Many fear exit bans could be used for political reasons.
Walmart Trying To Block Kanye West’s New ‘Ray’ Logo
‘We have not received any conclusive information’
LIVE UPDATES: Lawmakers to skip Biden’s first joint address to Congress Wednesday night
President Joe Biden is scheduled to give his first joint address to Congress Wednesday night, however, lawmakers may be skipping the limited event.
Report: Hunter Biden to Guest Teach Tulane University Class on ‘Fake News’ this Fall
President Joe Biden’s son Hunter, who has no media or professional teaching background beyond publicly touting his ability to cook crack with ease and his experience with the drug, will help guide a “media polarization” class at Tulane University this fall, the Daily Mail revealed Monday.
Pompeo slams Iran news: ‘When I was briefing Trump, Kerry was briefing Zarif’
Biden climate czar and former Senator John Kerry, D-Mass., was essentially acting in the same role Trump Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was, except in relation to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during the Republican president’s administration, Pompeo told “Hannity” on Tuesday.
Nancy Pelosi to Exclude 1,400 Invitees from Biden’s First Address to Congress While He Speaks Without a Mask
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) plans to exclude 1,400 invitees from President Joe Biden’s first address to Congress Wednesday, despite most congressional members being fully vaccinated.
Ellison: I Agree with International Courts Investigating U.S. Justice System
On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D) said that he agrees with the International Criminal Court investigating the American criminal justice system and “if we have nothing to hide, we shouldn’t worry about what
Alabama AG leaves National Association of Attorneys General over alleged leftist agenda
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall became the first earlier this week to withdraw his state’s membership from the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) for alleged liberal-leaning positions.
Manchin: Passing sweeping Democratic election bill ‘on a partisan line’ could spur ‘anarchy’
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., warned in an interview published Tuesday that a push among Senate Democrats to approve a sweeping overhaul of federal voting laws without bipartisan support would further erode public trust in elections and result in “anarchy.
Schumer Awaiting Panel’s Recommendation before Taking Stance on Court-Packing
The senator says he’s neutral, but other Democrats have spoken out against the proposal.
Count of Illegal Alien Population Excluded from U.S. Census Data
An estimation of the number of illegal aliens living in the United States is excluded from early data released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau thanks to executive orders from President Joe Biden.