Following her statement on Monday that the three U.S. soldiers killed in a drone attack in Jordan over the weekend had died “fighting on behalf of the administration” rather than for the United States, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre incited mockery from congressional members and social media users.
Read More Karine Jean-Pierre Mocked For Saying 3 U.S. Service Members Killed In Jordan Died Fighting For The ‘Administration’
Democrats in Washington gave first priority to a new proposed law that calls for the labeling of violent sex offenders to be based on the “person first” principle. The goal is to destigmatize sex offenders by ceasing to define them in terms of their offense.
Read More Washington Democrats Propose Bill Replacing ‘Sex Offender’ Term, Citing ‘Person-First’ Language
Along with Republicans, over a dozen House Democrats dissented from President Joe Biden’s failing open-border strategy on Wednesday, sending a message to the president that both parties must confront illegal immigration in a more effective way.
Read More 14 Democrats Join Republicans In Pushing Back Against Biden Border Policies
At least five individuals were killed on Thursday and six were severely injured in airstrikes conducted by the United States and the United Kingdom against Houthi targets in Yemen, according to the Zaydi Shiite rebels who spoke to Yemeni media outlets.
Read More Houthi Rebels Claim U.S. And U.K. Airstrikes Killed ‘At Least 5 People,’ Injured 6
In an attempt to postpone a vote that could take place as soon as next week to find Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress, Hunter finally gave in on Friday and consented to testify in the House impeachment investigation concerning his father, President Joe Biden.
Read More Hunter Biden Now Says He Will Speak To House Committees Regarding Efforts To Impeach Father