Everyone except the man in charge knows where the blame lies. On May 7, Joe Biden delivered a short speech at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, during an event commemorating the Nazi-led genocide of the 1930s and 1940s that claimed the lives of some six million Jews. Against a backdrop of violent demonstrations…
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Donald Trump beat the clock with one Biden/Garland prosecution. Donald Trump will not have to stand trial on federal charges over classified documents before the November elections. United States District Judge Aileen Cannon issued an order Tuesday afternoon, May 7, resetting the court calendar in the case. Cannon, a Trump appointee, had initially set trial…
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Joe Biden has thrown just about everything but the kitchen sink at wary Americans as he seeks a second term in the White House, a prize he all but promised not to seek during the 2020 campaign: “I view myself as a bridge, not as anything else.” First, he tried a call for unity, a…
Palestinian terrorist group feigns acceptance to paint Israel as obstructionist. As the Israel Defense Force (IDF) prepared to destroy the last vestige of Hamas terrorists hiding out in the southern Gaza town of Rafah, Hamas leadership said it agreed to an Egyptian and Qatari ceasefire proposal. However, the conditions appear to be the same terms…
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The Biden administration has harnessed a limited-use “humanitarian parole” refugee program meant for catastrophic circumstances such as war to allow more than 400,000 migrants into the US through its Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan (CHNV) program. More than 50 airports are involved worldwide, illustrating the enormous scope of the operation. “The parole program, launched in…
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The results of such negotiations over nuclear weapons are, sadly, predictable. The UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi traveled to Iran to attend the International Conference on Nuclear Science and Technology 2024 on May 6-8 in Isfahan, Iran. Platitudes, no doubt, will abound, but little substantive progress will be made. According…
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Since Joe Biden has been in the White House, his communications team has found itself hard at work correcting the record almost every time he delivers a public address. A notable feature of his time in office has been the altering of White House transcripts of his speeches, interviews, and remarks to reporters. How many…
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Insiders hail the end of her “reign of error.” Kim Godwin, the first black woman to lead a major broadcast network news division, is calling it a day. And what a day it’s been. Her reign as head honcho of such well-known news programs as Good Morning America (GMA) and World News Tonight comes to…
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No safe spaces, but plenty of expensive ones. The pro-Palestine college protests across the nation have caused disruption and unease. Jewish students have been told to stay home and do their work online, and protesters have taken over buildings and engaged in disturbing and often violent behavior. With graduation coming up soon, some schools have…
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The Federal Reserve concluded its widely anticipated May Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meeting on May 1. Financial markets were unsurprised to see that the US central bank left its benchmark rate unchanged at a 23-year high of 5.25% to 5.5%. But while the decision everyone waited for was the day’s main event, the…
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Hiring increases reported for first time since 2020. A recent survey shows police departments hired more new officers in 2023 than in the previous four years. This news is particularly encouraging for major cities suffering upheaval and increased crime. Americans are concerned about upholding law and order, an issue that will doubtlessly feature prominently in…
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Dreamers set to enroll in Obamacare courtesy of the US taxpayer. In the never-ending list of what American taxpayers are expected to fund comes a new scheme to allow immigrants known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients to enroll in Obamacare. The Biden administration announced the plan on Friday, May 3, and it…
