Month: February 2023

Ari Fleischer argued VP Harris ‘flops in the public eye’ while the second gentleman shines fighting antisemitism Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday was roasted for being “utterly incapable” after a recent report revealed some apprehension among Democrats over her “basic political skills.” The criticism comes as Harris’ husband, second gentleman Douglas Emhoff, has taken a …

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Hunter Biden appears to have finally achieved clarity. Months after The Post’s October 2020 reporting, Biden was warning reporters that his “alleged” laptop might be Russian disinformation — or it might be his. He seemed tortured by doubt in a 2021 CBS News interview: “For real, I don’t know. I don’t have any idea — I …

Hunter Biden’s legal threats have no merit — and raise serious constitutional and political questions Read More »

Thirty-four officers were shot while on duty in Jan. 2023, a 113% increase from this time in 2020, the National Fraternal Order of Police reported on Monday. Last year, 331 police officers were shot and 62 killed on duty, according to the report, a substantial increase from 2020 where 312 were shot and 47 killed, and …

‘Unlike Anything I’ve Seen’: The Number Of Police Officers Shot In The Line Of Duty Has More Than Doubled Since 2020 Read More »

Border crossers, arriving on buses from Texas to New York City, are expected to cost New Yorkers more than $4 billion over the next two years, according to new estimates. Since the spring of last year, close to 50,000 border crossers and illegal aliens have arrived in the sanctuary city of New York City — …

Report: Migrants Arriving on Buses to Cost New Yorkers More than $4 Billion Read More »

Project Veritas on Thursday released a new segment of undercover footage of Pfizer director Jordon Walker in which the Director of R&D within the company’s mRNA operation expressed concern over how the COVID-19 vaccine may be affecting women’s reproductive health. “There is something irregular about the menstrual cycles. So, people will have to investigate that down the line,” …

‘The Scandal Would Be Enormous’: Pfizer Director Worried About Vax-Induced Menstrual Irregularities Read More »

A federal criminal statute preventing gun ownership by people subject to domestic violence restraining orders is unconstitutional under Supreme Court precedent, an appeals court ruled Thursday. Under the Supreme Court’s new Second Amendment standard established in the landmark New York Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen case last summer, a unanimous three-judge panel found the statute, which applies to people deemed …

Law barring domestic violence offenders from possessing guns unconstitutional, court rules Read More »

A suspected Chinese reconnaissance balloon device was seen flying over the United States this week, according to U.S authorities, and it is still being tracked. Pentagon spokesperson Brigadier General Pat Ryder said that the United States “has detected and is tracking a high altitude surveillance balloon that is over the continental United States right now.” “We continue to track …

Chinese Spy Balloon Hovering Over United States: Report Read More »

Emails from first son Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop show that one of his business partners in an alleged influence-peddling operation helped coordinate the transfer of President Biden’s Senate papers to the University of Delaware — a haul which may have included “sensitive” and “classified” documents. Former Rosemont Seneca Advisors President Eric Schwerin communicated with Biden’s deputy counsels Katherine Oyama …

Hunter Biden’s shady biz partner handled transfer of Joe’s Senate papers to Delaware Read More »

Suffice to say, the first two years under President Biden have not been the best economic times for the vast majority of Americans. From persistent inflation to government-induced shortages of essential goods like baby formula, life under the Biden administration has been quite a struggle for hard-working Americans. The economic gloom due to Biden’s reckless …

Thanks to Biden’s Big Spending, 64 Percent of Americans Are Living Paycheck to Paycheck Read More »

A man who pleaded guilty to armed rape and armed kidnapping in 1992 is seeking an early release from prison under Washington, D.C., law. Joshua D. Haggins was 16 years old when he and a friend abducted two women at gunpoint and raped them overnight in a Maryland motel room. He and his friend sexually assaulted the …

Man Who Raped 3 Women And Forced Victims To Dig Their Own Graves Seeks Early Prison Release Under DC Law Read More »