• Rosenstein to Testify to Senate Committee Probing Russiagate Origins

    Rosenstein to Testify to Senate Committee Probing Russiagate Origins

    Former acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will testify next week to the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of committee Republicans’ probe into the origins of the FBI’s Russia investigation. Senator Lindsey Graham, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, announced Wednesday that Rosenstein is slated to testify before lawmakers on June 3 during the first public hearing of …
  • Zuckerberg, Dorsey Spar over Twitter’s Trump Fact-Check

    Zuckerberg, Dorsey Spar over Twitter’s Trump Fact-Check

    Rival social media CEOs Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey had a public spat Wednesday night after Zuckerberg criticized Twitter for its fact-check of President Trump’s prediction that mass voting-by-mail would lead to fraud. Speaking to Fox News’ Dana Perino, Zuckerberg — who has repeatedly pushed back on criticism for his decision to not censor political …
  • We Need to Know Biden’s Foreign Policy Plans

    We Need to Know Biden’s Foreign Policy Plans

    The 2020 presidential election is less than five months away. While the news cycle is still dominated by the pandemic and the economic consequences of the lockdown, the public needs to learn more about what is at stake for U.S. foreign policy in the upcoming contest. The Trump administration has taken some high-profile and controversial …
  • Sessions Says Trump’s Anger over Russiagate Recusal Is ‘Not All Unjustified,’ But Stands By Decision

    Sessions Says Trump’s Anger over Russiagate Recusal Is ‘Not All Unjustified,’ But Stands By Decision

    Alabama Senate candidate Jeff Sessions said that President Trump “is not all unjustified” in his frustration over the former attorney general’s 2017 recusal from the Trump-Russia investigation, but insisted his “conscience is clear” with respect to the decision. Sessions, the first high-profile Trump endorsee in 2016, recused himself from supervising the Trump-Russia investigation in March …
  • Senate Confirms John Ratcliffe as Director of National Intelligence

    Senate Confirms John Ratcliffe as Director of National Intelligence

    Representative John Ratcliffe (R., Texas) was confirmed as national intelligence director by the Senate on Thursday, securing President Trump’s preferred pick for the position despite Democrat protests. The Senate voted by party lines to confirm Ratcliffe, 49-44 — the most votes against the confirmation of any DNI in the 15-year history of the office. The …
  • Lindsey Graham: ‘This Is the Time’ to Push for Infrastructure Bill

    Lindsey Graham: ‘This Is the Time’ to Push for Infrastructure Bill

    A group of GOP senators has begun to push for a coronavirus relief bill with a focus on infrastructure progress, even as others in Senate Republican leadership remain wary of an additional massive spending package. “I want to do infrastructure,” Senator Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) told CNN on Wednesday. “I told Trump, this is the …
  • ‘Grossly Incompetent’: Trump Attacks Obama in Response to Criticism of His Handling of Pandemic

    ‘Grossly Incompetent’: Trump Attacks Obama in Response to Criticism of His Handling of Pandemic

    President Trump on Sunday hit back at criticism from former president Barack Obama over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. “Look, he was an incompetent president,” Trump said of Obama. “That’s all I can say. Grossly incompetent.” In a speech to graduates of historically black colleges on Saturday, Obama leveled thinly veiled criticism at his …
  • Biden Campaign Dismisses Effort to ‘Unmask’ Flynn, Accuses GOP of ‘Gross Politicization’

    Biden Campaign Dismisses Effort to ‘Unmask’ Flynn, Accuses GOP of ‘Gross Politicization’

    The Biden campaign on Wednesday brushed off the former vice president’s presence on a list of Obama administration officials who apparently sought to “unmask” former national-security adviser Michael Flynn, saying Biden was unaware of Flynn’s identity when the requests for information were made. Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell declassified a memo this week listing …
  • Gowdy Admits He was Wrong to Trust ‘the Word of the FBI and the DOJ’ During Russiagate

    Gowdy Admits He was Wrong to Trust ‘the Word of the FBI and the DOJ’ During Russiagate

    Former congressman Trey Gowdy admitted during a Monday appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight that he had been wrong in “relying on the word of the FBI and the DOJ” during hearings on the Trump-Russia probe, saying he realized his mistake after reviewing the documents related to the opening of the investigation. Carlson played Gowdy a …
  • Why Government Stimulus Is Bad Policy

    Why Government Stimulus Is Bad Policy

    Government stimulus is not a solution because it does not and cannot expand the economy. The stimulus checks are out, and it seems that more are on their way. Every time there is a recession or even an economic slowdown, there always seems to be a cry from the political class that, “We need to …