Ex-CIA deputy director sounds the alarm about terror threat posed by open border
Former CIA Deputy Director Mike Morrell warned in a recent op-ed of the terror threat posed by vulnerabilities at the U.S.-Mexico border. “Given the particular vulnerability of the southern border, Biden’s recent executive order to restrict asylum processing is a valuable step toward limiting entry to the United States,” Morell and Graham Allison, former United States Read More
‘Greatest threat’: Former top Kamala Harris aide reveals which Trump VP pick could sink her candidacy
Vice President Harris’ former communications director recently said there is one Republican who would be the “greatest threat” to her vice presidency if chosen as former President Trump’s 2024 running mate. Ashley Etienne, who served as Harris’ communications director in 2021, told CNN on Friday that she believes Ohio Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, is an Read More
Trump pulls away from Biden in one-time swing state: poll
Former President Trump holds an 18-point lead over President Biden in Iowa, according to a new poll in a one-time crucial general election battleground state that’s shifted to the right over the past decade. Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, stands at 50% with Biden at 32% among likely voters in a Des Moines Register/Mediacom Read More
Delhi-Meerut RRTS: Big update on 14 km section in Delhi; check details
The 14-km-long section in Delhi, including Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar, and Anand Vihar RRTS stations.
Democrat power broker, donor charged with racketeering
A prominent Democrat power broker is facing racketeering and other charges in New Jersey, the state’s attorney general revealed Monday. Businessman George Norcross is facing the charges in connection to government-issued tax credits. State Attorney General Matt Platkin alleged Norcross and others got property rights along the state’s Camden waterfront and collected millions of dollars Read More
Red states ask court to stop Jack Smith’s gag order against Trump in Florida documents case
FIRST ON FOX: A group of 24 Republican state attorneys general have filed an amicus brief in former President Trump’s classified documents case, asking a Florida court not to grant special counsel Jack Smith’s gag order request, calling it “presumptively unconstitutional.” “Free and fair elections in the United States depend on candidates’ ability to speak Read More
Hunter Biden files and quickly withdraws motion for new trial in criminal gun case
Hunter Biden’s legal team filed and quickly withdrew a motion for a new trial on Monday, nearly a week after the first son was found guilty on all charges related to his purchase of a firearm in 2018. Biden’s legal team, led by attorney Abbe Lowell, filed a motion in Delaware federal court on Monday Read More
Israel, Hezbollah on ‘brink’ of all-out war, officials warn
Israeli officials warned that the country is on the “brink” of a full-scale war with Hezbollah if the terrorist group continues to increase its aggression in northern Israel. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) made the warning on Sunday, just a day before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to meet with Amos Hochstein, a Read More
White House stymied bipartisan support for presidential ethics bill, says top House Dem
A Democratic member of the House Oversight Committee alleged Monday that several in her party who had initially indicated support for a bipartisan presidential ethics bill got cold feet after talking to the White House. Rep. Katie Porter, D-Calif., previously announced the filing of a “landmark federal ethics reform bill” with Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., Read More
Illegal immigrant police could soon fill beleaguered ranks of blue city
The city of Seattle is looking to fill the depleted ranks of its police department with migrants who as children entered the country illegally. “The Seattle Police Department is now accepting applications from DACA recipients,” reads a post last week on the Seattle Police Department’s LinkedIn page. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, oftentimes Read More