Politics
Biden faces scrutiny over clemency granted to individuals convicted in major corruption cases
President Joe Biden is facing backlash over granting clemency to individuals convicted in major public corruption cases. Source link
Appeals court judge rescinds retirement after Trump's election victory
A federal appeals court judge has rescinded his decision to retire, becoming the third judge to decide not to give President-elect Donald Trump a chance to fill his seat....
Feds: no evidence drones sighted in New Jersey are linked to foreign actors, no threat to safety
As the fervor around mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey continues, Government officials on Saturday had few answers as to who was operating the drones, but said that there...
Trump could resurrect his old D.C. hotel
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly looking into a deal to bring his former District of Columbia hotel back to life. Source link
Pelosi has hip replacement surgery after fall in Europe
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had her hip replaced in Germany after she fell during a trip with other lawmakers. Source link
Raskin wants guarantee of FBI background checks for Trump nominees
Rep. Jamie Raskin wants information from the Trump-Vance transition team on how President-elect Donald Trump's nominees will undergo FBI background checks. Source link
House probes how Democrats' biggest fundraising effort left open to fraud in 2024
House investigators say the Democrat Party's largest fundraising platform may have accepted fraudulent donations due to lax security that was not corrected until September. Source link
Joni Ernst says federal spending on monkey studies is bananas
In recognition of National Monkey Day, Sen. Joni Ernst shines a light on how Uncle Sam spends taxpayer dollars on seemingly bizarre experiments on furry primates. Source link
Identity Politics Don’t Belong in Medicine, Either
In November, Americans rejected identity politics. They should reject identity medicine, too. Source link
New York State’s Coming Energy Crisis
The state only narrowly avoided a major catastrophe two winters ago. Its subpar grid makes a real one all but inevitable. Source link
