In today’s edition White House says Israel lacks a ‘coherent and sustainable strategy’ in Gaza There is a deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security.
The White House appears to be in full-fledged panic mode as it is demanding that House Republicans end their impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden while accusing Republicans of just wanting to "hurt the president politically."
Republicans and Democrats called witnesses to support and refute claims that President Biden was involved in his son Hunter Biden's business dealings. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports.
Staff Writer for The Atlantic David Frum joins The Lead.
As House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer’s impeachment crusade has unfolded over the last year, the Kentucky Republican has become something of a punch-line to an unfortunate joke. Following months of humiliating failures, Politico recently reported that behind the scenes, GOP officials were quietly admitting that Comer’s campaign against President Joe Biden has been “hobbled by embarrassing setbacks.” Punchbowl News, meanwhile, quoted a House GOP leadership aide who said Comer and...
The House lawmaker leading an investigation into President Biden said he’s planning to send criminal referrals against Mr. Biden and others to the Justice Department as it appears increasingly unlikely Republicans will vote to impeach him.
In launching their Biden impeachment inquiry last year, the House Republicans relied in large part on unverified claims from a now-disgraced FBI informant released by Senate Republicans suggesting Burisma-related payments totaling $10 million to the Bidens were discussed.
In launching their Biden impeachment inquiry last year, the House Republicans relied in large part on unverified claims from a now-disgraced FBI informant released by Senate Republicans suggesting Burisma-related payments totaling $10 million to the Bidens were discussed.
In launching their Biden impeachment inquiry last year, the House Republicans relied in large part on unverified claims from a now-disgraced FBI informant released by Senate Republicans suggesting Burisma-related payments totaling $10 million to the Bidens were discussed.
In launching their Biden impeachment inquiry last year, the House Republicans relied in large part on unverified claims from a now-disgraced FBI informant released by Senate Republicans suggesting Burisma-related payments totaling $10 million to the Bidens were discussed.
Rep. Daniel Goldman (D) New York joins The Lead.