In response to former president Donald Trump’s request to postpone his trial until after the 2024 election, Special Counsel Jack Smith said that there is no “credible justification” for doing so.
Read More Special Counsel Pushes Back on Trump’s Bid To Delay Trial Until After Election
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer encouraged China’s president, Xi Jinping, to back Israel in the wake of the deadly Hamas attacks.
Read More Schumer Travels to Beijing, Urging China To Support Israel
In an effort to resurrect his White House bid, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on Monday that he was leaving the Democrat Party to join the Independent Party. Additionally, he has expressed that modern-day Democrats are not the Democrats of the past who used to oppose war and governmental overreach.
Read More RFK Jr. Switches Political Party Affiliation From Democrat To Independent Amid WH Bid
GOP presidential contenders’ aspirations collided in the Hawkeye State on Saturday, 100 days before Republican hopefuls attend their caucuses, making Iowa the center of attention once more.
Read More GOP Presidential Candidates Confront Trump’s Popularity In Iowa
Rep. Matt Gaetz, who spearheaded the effort to oust former Speaker Kevin McCarthy from the top leadership position last week, said it would be “absolutely” worth it for him to lose his own seat in Congress due to his recent efforts.
Read More Gaetz Says It Would Be ‘Absolutely’ Worth It To Lose Congress Seat From Ousting McCarthy
The father of Polly Klaas, a young girl who vanished from a sleepover in 1993 and later became known as the “first missing girl on the internet,” recently called California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom “a pig” for abolishing the death penalty in his state in 2019.
Read More Father Of ‘First Missing Girl On The Internet’ Slams Newsom For Halting Death Penalty