Business
White House deletes Social Security boast after Twitter fact check
Biden was trying to take credit for a large cost-of-living adjustment, which the disclaimer notes is based on inflation
Politics
Vladimir Putin RSVPs for Beijing Olympics, ignoring Biden’s boycott
The video-call is a signal of Russia-China unity amidst high tensions between both countries and the West
Politics
Texas Strikes Back: Sen. Cruz attacks Biden plan to make IRS larger than the FBI, border patrol
“This is big government running amok,” Texas senator tweeted.
Politics
White House reveals Biden does not support ‘hardening schools’ to protect students from mass shooters
“I know there’s been conversation about hardening schools, that is not something he believes in,” the White House said
Immigration
Border Patrol agents 'feel defeated' under Biden, says head of agency union
"We just know that we're not able to do the job that is necessary to protect the American public," said National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd
Politics
No U.S. prisoner exchange with Venezuela for California lawyer, despite rumors
The comments come after the Biden administration received a letter from an American detained in the South American country claiming negotiations were underway
Immigration
DOJ exits negotiations to pay out migrant families separated at border
Reports that showed the Biden administration was considering settling the case with payments upwards of $450,000
Coronavirus
Businesses welcome relief from SCOTUS on Biden's vaccine mandate
Businesses welcomed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling Thursday that ordered a temporary stay on an economy-wide federal requirement that forced them to choose between hefty fines and protecting the personal health care rights of their employees
Coronavirus
COVID pivot: Dems do 180 on pandemic response, attempt to rewrite history
Biden, allies pivot from war footing to moving past virus, claiming credit while announcing policies long since implemented by red states
Politics
Biden finally excludes Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua from the Summit of the Americas
Washington maintained its initial position despite complaints from countries in the region, which supported the inclusion of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.