Politics
Trump responds to Democrats' Jan 6 hearing: 'desperate to change the narrative of a failing nation'
The lengthy document served as a rebuttal for much of what was presented by the committee on Monday.
Business
Devin Nunes talks plans to expand Truth Social, bring Trump Media public
Developers hope to open Truth Social to the whole world
Politics
Trump scores court victory as federal judge declines Justice Dept. contempt charge
Chief Judge Beryl Howell of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ordered the former president’s lawyers and the Justice Department to resolve their conflict after an in-camera hearing that was closed to the public for more than an hour Friday afternoon
Politics
Biden's press secretary violated Hatch Act with slur on Trump movement, says OSC
During a White House press conference on November 2, Jean-Pierre referred to “mega MAGA Republican officials who don’t believe in the rule of law”
Politics
Twitter ban on Trump revealed to have come after pressure from Michelle Obama and others on company
Elon Musk and journalist Michael Shellenberger released the fourth installment of Twitter documents revealing company executive communications between Jan. 6 Jan. 8, 2021
Crime
Trump indicates he may pardon some Jan. 6 defendants should he return to office
The former president has been critical of the House committee investigating the Capitol Riot
Politics
Job Creators Network CEO: 'Absolutely critical' to keep Trump tax cuts
"It's absolutely critical that we keep these tax cuts in place," Alfredo Ortiz said
Politics
Foreign diplomats, media and New York Times Editorial Board express concerns about Biden after CNN debate
The New York Times’ call comes in the wake of what many Democratic operatives, U.S. and foreign news outlets and even foreign ambassadors are calling a concerning CNN debate performance Thursday night as the president struggled to answer basic questions about policy and hesitated at times to even respond as he stared blankly into the cameras
Politics
Trump to appear at Miami federal courthouse for arraignment in classified documents case
Chief U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga ruled on Monday that reporters covering the arraignment on Tuesday may not bring cellphones or other electronic devices into the courtroom
Politics
Diverse group of Trump supporters tailgate outside Mar-a-Lago in second day of protests
“I know what’s going on because I was born a slave in Cuba, the Democratic Party is like a filtered version of the communist party there,” said a Cuban exile.