President Joe Biden told reporters at the White House that he expects Iran will attack Israel “sooner than later.”
President Joe Biden’s sanctimonious lectures about climate change are pathetic because it is clear that Biden doesn’t believe in them himself. Biden posted on Tuesday that “Anyone who willfully denies the impacts of climate change is condemning the American people to a dangerous future.” That is an odd statement for Biden to make, given that […]
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At the same time, he said he expects an Iranian attack "sooner than later."
The U.S. is expected to lose access to a critical drone base in Niger that it uses to fight ISIS in the Sahel.
The goal must be removal of the ayatollahs ruling and ruining Iran and making sure free and fair elections are held to replace them.
The Chad Daybell Trial continued with testimony centered on text messages, phone calls, and emails sent between Chad, Lori Vallow, and those surrounding them.
Former GOP political strategist Ed Rollins told The Post’s Cindy Adams that President Biden represents the “old guard.”
Snopes Changed Fact-Check After Pressure From Biden Administration: Emails Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times, The fact-checking website Snopes changed one of its ratings after pressure from President Joe Biden’s administration, newly disclosed emails show. Snopes on Jan. 10, 2023, said that there was some truth to a claim that President Biden’s administration was planning to ban gas stoves. Under a heading of “what’s true,” Snopes said that “The U.S. Consumer...
The announcement kicks off a week of activities aimed at touting his administration's record on climate change
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The Biden administration has announced an $830 million grant to fortify various infrastructure components across the nation.