TRUMP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL LIVE UPDATES: Senate agrees trial is constitutional
A handful of GOP senators crossed party lines on Tuesday by voting to affirm the constitutionality of the impeachment trial.
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Trump ‘beyond angry’ with impeachment defense team’s showing: sources
Former President Trump was “furious” and “beyond angry” over his defense team’s showing on Day One of his second impeachment trial, two sources told Fox News late Tuesday.
Biden AG pick Merrick Garland to face Senate panel hearings Feb. 22-23
Confirmation hearings have been scheduled for Feb. 22 and 23 for Merrick Garland, President Biden’s nominee to be U.S. attorney general, according to reports.
Joe Biden’s Justice Department Begins Turnover of Trump-Appointed U.S. Attorneys
The Biden Justice Department has begun its process of replacing U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Donald Trump, according to a Tuesday Justice Department statement.
CNN’s Lemon: If You Stand with Trump, I Don’t Want to Hear ‘Respect Police Officers’ from You
CNN anchor Don Lemon said Tuesday on his show “Tonight” that those who stand with former President Donald Trump can not tell others to respect the police.
ABC News Confirms Peter Schweizer’s Biden Expose on Family Corruption Involving Son-in-Law Howard Krein
ABC News confirmed the reporting of Breitbart News senior contributor Peter Schweizer,regarding the corruption of the Biden family — specifically the connection between the president and his son-in-law Howard Krein.
Psaki: Biden Goal Is Students in School ‘At Least One Day a Week in the Majority of Schools, by Day 100’
During a press conference on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stated that President Joe Biden’s goal for re-opening schools is to have more than 50% of schools teaching in class “at least one day a week” by the
Louisiana GOP: ‘Profoundly Disappointed’ in Sen. Bill Cassidy’s Vote in Support of Impeachment Constitutionality
The Louisiana Republican Party stated it is “profoundly disappointed” in Sen. Bill Cassidy’s vote on the constitutionality of impeachment.
Judd Apatow’s Latest: Pedro Pascal, Karen Gillan And Other Stars To Appear In Comedy Movie Inspired By The Pandemic
Production will get underway next week
New York Times Defends Star Journalist Who Doxxed Free Beacon Reporter on Twitter
The New York Times is defending one of its most controversial journalists after she doxxed a reporter from a conservative news site.
Diane Sawyer’s Interview With Britney Spears About The Governor Of Maryland’s Wife Wanting To Shoot Her Resurfaces
‘With Madonna as her model, Britney Spears has upset a lot of mothers in the country’
‘Jeopardy!’ Donates Part Of Alex Trebek’s Show Wardrobe To Organization Combatting Homelessness
Trebek passed away in November
Senate Votes to Proceed with Trump Impeachment Trial
The Senate voted 56-44 largely along party lines to declare the impeachment trial of former President Trump constitutional.
5 Detained For Death Threats To French Teen Who Criticized Islam As ‘Religion Of Hate’
‘The Quran is a religion of hatred, there is only hatred in it’
Biden’s Weak Case for Returning to the U.N. Human Rights Council
The administration’s announcement forfeits an important diplomatic bargaining chip.
Gov. Cuomo Asks Court to Overturn His Own COVID Restrictions on Houses of Worship
Cuomo issued an executive order in October ordering houses of worship to accept no more than ten people in so-called coronavirus ‘red zones.
Minorities Don’t Need the New York Times’ Elite Condescension
We’re increasingly living in a culture that treats us as perpetual victims needing protection.
Royal Family Vetted Legislation To Prevent Residents Of Their Land From Buying Their Own Homes
‘When we die, our kids will be left with a property that is very difficult to sell’
Hundreds Of Silver Coins From The Time Of Christ Found In Ancient Jug
‘It is the most special silver coin find of recent times’
Shirtless, horned Capitol rioter says in statement, ‘I was wrong’: report
Jacob Chansley, the man who stormed the Capitol last month while wearing face paint and a furry hat with horns, issued a statement through his attorney Monday expressing remorse for his actions, a report said.
US attorney handling Hunter Biden probe asked to stay on, official says
The Biden administration will ask U.S. attorneys appointed by President Trump to resign from their posts, but the prosecutor overseeing the tax probe tied to Hunter Biden, the president’s son, will remain in place, a senior Justice Department official told Fox News late Monday.
Gingrich: Senators who vote to convict Trump take part in ‘profound attack on the American system’
Lawmakers who vote to convict former President Donald Trump of incitement of insurrection and bar him from holding office again would be engaged in a “profound attack on the American system,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told “Hannity” Monday night.
The Subtle Wisdom of Tesla’s Bitcoin Purchases
On the menu today: Tesla bets on Bitcoin, Reddit sees its valuation double, Chinese hedge funds beat foreign competitors, and the technology industry’s increasing returns to scale.
Graham advises Senate to ‘pull back’ on impeachment to prevent ‘destruction of the presidency’
The Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump will determine the future of America, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told “Hannity” Monday.
Corona Cash: Financial Disclosures Reveal Biden Surgeon General Made Millions off Pandemic ‘Consulting’
Vivek Murthy, President Biden’s pick for surgeon general, cashed in last year as the Chinese coronavirus pandemic gripped the nation, making more than two million dollars off pandemic “consulting.
Biden Plan to Increase Refugees This Year Twists the Refugee Act of 1980
President Biden’s proposal to increase the FY 2021 refugee resettlement ceiling to 62,500 twists and contorts the Refugee Act of 1980.