Neither Democratic lawmakers nor President Joe Biden is putting overt retirement pressure on the Supreme Court justice — yet, anyway. Even as some liberal groups boot up a “Breyer Retire” campaign, the Democratic Party is sensitive to the justice’s predicament. … Read More
Lummi Tribal member Patsy Wilson casts her ballot into a ballot drop box on Nov. 3, 2020, near Bellingham, Wash. (AP) Confused by what people are saying about H.R. 1, the hotly contested voting and elections bill? We can’t blame you. … Read More
Remarkable 5 days of bad developments stretching from Israel to the Mexican border, up East Coast via Colonial Pipeline. Memo to President Biden: Life moves pretty fast, and now the world is on fire. Israel is erupting, Americans are utterly confused when masks … Read More
Biden’s proclamation was different from Trump’s. Like his predecessors, President Biden issued a proclamation on the National Day of Prayer this week, but one word was missing. Both former presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump mentioned “God” in their National Day of Prayer proclamations, but Biden’s proclamation never … Read More
‘This is a National Day of Prayer. Of course we need to call on God,’ Graham claims. Reverend Franklin Graham reacted on “Fox News Primetime” Thursday to President Biden being the first commander-in-chief to omit “God” from his address on the National Day of Prayer. The … Read More
President Joe Biden speaks about the April jobs report in the White House on Friday. SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images Republicans and Democrats drew sharply different conclusions about the April jobs report. Democrats used it to bolster a case for massive … Read More
Allies of President Trump are launching a nonprofit focusing on allegations of voter fraud, following the former president’s months-long failed effort to reverse his 2020 election defeat as well as his baseless claims of widespread corruption at the polls. Politico reported Wednesday that … Read More
Demonstrators march during a protest against racial inequality in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, San Francisco, Calif., June 6, 2020. (Kate Munsch/Reuters) Radicals from the 1960s and 1970s now hold powerful positions in government and academia. This is what … Read More