House Republicans have declared their intention to issue new subpoenas for President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, in the coming weeks, following a recent agreement by his lawyers to comply with a “proper” subpoena if one is requested. The House Oversight Committee Chair, James Comer, and the House Judiciary Committee Chair, Jim Jordan, outlined this
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The Iowa caucuses, scheduled for January 15, hold immense importance in shaping the direction of the U.S. presidential election. As the first voting events in the Republican primary, they provide a preliminary indication of how the election is headed. For GOP candidates aiming to challenge incumbent President Joe Biden, Iowa serves as a tipping point
In a series of airstrikes against Houthi rebel targets in Yemen, the United States and the United Kingdom have taken measures to counter the Iranian-backed group’s repeated assaults on ships in the Red Sea. This action came as a response to the Houthis’ defiance of warnings to halt their attacks on international maritime vessels, which
The Defense Department’s inspector general is currently conducting a formal investigation into Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s failure to notify the White House and Congress of his recent emergency hospitalization. This investigation aims to determine whether the Department of Defense has adequate policies and procedures in place to ensure proper communication when senior leadership is unavailable
Former President Donald Trump has been denied the opportunity to personally make a closing argument at his civil fraud trial in New York. Judge Arthur Engoron issued an order stating that Trump would not be allowed to speak because he did not agree to the limitations imposed on him. Additionally, Trump’s bid to delay the
In an unexpected turn of events, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since January 1st for complications following a surgery to treat prostate cancer. The news of Austin’s treatment and condition came as a shock, particularly because the Pentagon had been tight-lipped about the reasons for his hospitalization in the preceding week. This lack
White House officials reaffirmed their support for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin despite the recent controversy surrounding his failure to disclose his emergency hospitalization. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby stated that there are no plans for Austin to leave his position, indicating that he will remain in his job for the time being. On January
As the government races against time to avoid a potential shutdown, Congressional leaders have announced a groundbreaking $1.59 trillion deal for top-line spending. This deal, which establishes an overall spending budget for the 2024 fiscal year, aims to strike a delicate balance between military and non-defense spending. While this compromise paves the way for potential
The Biden administration has had a successful year in terms of economic growth and job creation. The December jobs report released by the Labor Department showed that employers added 216,000 jobs, surpassing economists’ expectations by over 40,000 jobs. Moreover, the unemployment rate remained steady at 3.7%. These positive figures indicated a growing momentum in the
New York City has filed a lawsuit against more than a dozen charter bus companies for their involvement in Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s operation to transport migrants to urban areas. The city alleges that these companies knowingly took part in violating a New York law that sets limits on transferring “needy persons” across state lines.