Politics
Psaki’s foreign policy 'accomplishments' tweets torched
Psaki's tweets promulgating accomplishments received much criticism
Politics
Did the Disinformation Governance Board originate at a D.C. think tank?
An Atlantic Council report, many of whose ideas have been implemented by the Biden DHS, called for prioritizing the fight against disinformation
Politics
U.S. and Mexico discuss economy, migration, and cartels at 'Three Amigos' summit
“Their meeting builds upon 200 years of bilateral relations between the United States and Mexico, an enduring partnership that reflects our shared values and the cultural and familial bonds between our two countries,” the White House said
Politics
Senate passes bill to ban TikTok on government devices
The bill comes as several state governments are taking steps to ban the short-form video app from state-owned devices
Politics
DeSantis drops out of presidential race, endorses Trump, takes swipe at Nikki Haley
By withdrawing from the presidential election, the 2024 Republican primary opens the field for former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley to capture more votes
Opinion & Reviews
Uranium, oil and technology: How Russia got stronger as Bidens and Clintons got richer
In the years before Moscow invaded Ukraine, Democrats enriched themselves politically and personally from oligarchs and businesses in the region while empowering Vladimir Putin with energy and technology deals
Immigration
Migrants praise public charge rule change, says court filing from 14 states
Fourteen states filed against the changes to the public charge rule
Immigration
Texas Gov. Abbott defends floating border wall, despite lawsuit
"It's called operation hold the line," said Abbott. "They are holding the line and ensuring that nobody enters the state of Texas illegally."
Politics
Harris and Trump push for Pennsylvania support as GOP courts Hispanic vote in key battleground state
Pennsylvania has a strong Hispanic population in an area known as “The Latino Belt”
Politics
NYT: Economy helping Republicans win Hispanic voters, Whites and minorities in Democratic party drifting apart
The New York Times, which conducted the survey with Siena College, reported that this was the first time its national survey had found such a gap between educated whites and minorities