The Biden administration’s climate agenda is ‘putting everyday people’s retirement money at risk,’ Utah attorney general tells FOX Business
In the wake of the “Twitter Files,” let’s revisit former President Barack Obama’s warning last April about the spread of misinformation: “You just have to flood a country’s public square with enough raw sewage.”
As a sitting president and now the target of a criminal investigation, Biden has publicly stated “there is no there there,” while his personal attorneys are allowed full control of the scene. In what world do we want this to be the traditions and principles of justice, where the accused defines the parameters of the constitution?
Paul Pelosi, the multimillionaire husband of former House Speaker and current Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., sold 30,000 shares of Google stock a month prior to the Dept. of Justice’s announcement of an antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant, according to a financial disclosure filed with the House of Representatives.
New Hampshire Democrats don’t want the president to be their 2024 nominee.
Georges Berges, the proprietor of the Georges Berges Gallery in Manhattan, has listed Biden paintings for sale between $55,000 and $225,000. Other paintings have sold for as much as $500,000. The painting buyers will be kept anonymous, leading to concerns from ethics experts that purchases could be used to cover up influence-peddling.
Once here, parolees will be eligible for the earned income tax credit (EITC), assuming they meet the other requirements, because they will qualify as “resident aliens” under the tax laws.
One nice thing about being President Joe Biden is that sometimes media outlets will make arguments on your behalf that you are not even willing to attempt on your own. Witness journalists responding to the news of government secrets casually strewn around Biden property.
A coalition of 20 states and a top conservative legal group is suing the Biden administration over its recently-expanded humanitarian parole program that allows tens of thousands of migrants from designated countries a month into the U.S. — arguing that the program is unlawful.
Jeffrey Zients, who is reportedly slated to become President Joe Biden’s next chief of staff, has a long history of allegedly accumulating wealth via questionable business practices and helping guide federal healthcare policy.
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