Culture
The View co-host likens ‘white suburban Republican women’ to ‘roaches voting for RAID’
She was referring to a recent poll that showed white suburban women voters shifting rightward ahead of the midterm elections.
Politics
IRS whistleblowers allege Bidens took more than $17 million from foreign sources
Congressional representatives from both parties asked Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler who worked on the Hunter Biden investigation, during a House Oversight Committee hearing
Coronavirus
72+ COVID cases connected to elite D.C. 'superspreader' event
More than 70 positive COVID-19 cases among top politicians, officials and journalists have been linked to a single event in Washington, D.C., according to reports
Politics
POLL: Latino support for Biden slipping amidst Ukraine tension
“Normally, at times of crisis the American public rallies to support our President. Currently, this is not the case," reads a statement released by the polling firm, McLaughlin & Associates. Additionally, 57% of Latinos said they preferred Capitalism while only 22% said they favored Socialism.
Immigration
U.S. Border officials captured 10 terror suspects in July, report says
The CBP report, which also highlights this fiscal year’s enforcement successes also reveals that during Fiscal Year 2022, the agency has already had more than 1.8 million border patrol encounters and that the agency has apprehended 66 people on the Terrorist Screening Dataset
Opinion & Reviews
False accusations of anti-Semitism against Sen. Rubio set dangerous precedent
Some critics of Sen. Rubio took to Twitter to suggest his criticism of “upscale liberals who control the media” necessarily means he was attacking Jewish-Americans. We believe that is a dishonest and unfair correlation, and Sen. Rubio deserves an apology.
Politics
In Georgia, Biden and Harris bash Republicans as 'totalitarian' and wanting 'Jim Crow 2.0'
"The goal of the former president and his allies is to disenfranchise anyone who votes against them," Biden said
Politics
Biden insists Democrats want him to run in 2024, tells reporter to 'read the polls'
On Monday, The New York Times published a poll that found his approval rating had fallen to a record low of 33%, and that 64% of Democrats did not want him to run for re-election in 2024
Politics
U.S. political party preferences shifted 14 points last year: Gallup
The numbers are likely tied to the changes in popularity of the two men who served as president in 2021