According to two individuals familiar with the outreach who spoke to the press, three months ago, as Representative Dean Phillips began openly indicating that he would run for president in 2024, he phoned President Joe Biden to explain why he thinks there should be a competitive primary for the Democrat candidacy.
Read More Dem Rep. Phillips Considering Filing Paperwork For Late Presidential Bid, WH Dismissive
Republican lawmakers have requested for Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser to “immediately rename” the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Plaza due to the organization “showing support for Hamas.”
Read More GOP Lawmakers Ask Mayor To Rename ‘Black Lives Matter Plaza’
The White House is drawing criticism for potentially jeopardizing the identity of United States soldiers after releasing an Instagram photo of President Joe Biden and a group of American troops stationed in Israel.
Read More WH Under Fire After Publishing Photo Showing Faces Of Delta Force As They Meet Biden In Israel
In an effort to “increase dependability and prevent capacity shortages or blackouts during extreme weather events,” the Biden administration announced an investment of around $3.5 billion on Wednesday to upgrade U.S. electricity systems.
Read More Biden Administration Announces $3.5B In Funding To ‘Strengthen Power Grids’
The White House says the six-billion dollars in Iran oil revenues remain unspent as the Administration faces mounting pressure over whether the money enabled the war in Israel.
Read More WH: Every Dime Of $6B In Iran Funds Is Still Not Accessible
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee has claimed that at least five White House employees “were central figures in the early stages of coordinating the organizing, moving, and removing of boxes” from the Penn Biden Center “that were later found to contain classified materials.”
Read More House Oversight Committee Accuses Biden WH Staffers of Inspecting Penn Biden Center A Year Earlier Than Previously Known