The death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein at age 90 prompted a cascade of tributes for the trailblazing California Democrat. But it also triggered a bitter fight within the party over who should fill her Senate seat.
Author: Susan Ferrechio
Republican say evidence points to Biden’s corruption and Justice Department cover-up
House lawmakers on Thursday launched their impeachment inquiry into President Biden with newly released documents they say strengthen their claims he helped his son secure foreign business deals and that the Justice Department worked to cover up the ac…
Candidates fight for second place in another Trump-less debate
Seven Republicans fought for break-out moments, powerful zingers or just about any attention-getting maneuver at the second GOP presidential debate, where the candidates duked it out for the second-place position behind the runaway frontrunner, former …
New documents show DOJ efforts to shield Biden from corruption probe
The Delaware U.S. attorney’s office took several steps to block an FBI inquiry into foreign lobbying violations involving then-Vice President Joe Biden, according to newly released documents from a pair of IRS whistleblowers.
Biden eyes growing general election threat from Green Party’s Cornel West
Amid poll numbers showing President Biden is tied or losing to former President Donald Trump, it may not take much to pull away enough voters in November to cost Democrats the election.
House announces witnesses for launch of Biden impeachment probe
A forensic accountant, a constitutional scholar and a former Justice Department tax supervisor will be the first witnesses Thursday when the House launches the impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
Hunter Biden vulnerable to federal charges for unpaid taxes from his $1M-a-year job in Ukraine
President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, has not dodged potential criminal charges for the taxes he failed to pay while serving on the board of Ukrainian energy firm Burisma Holdings nearly a decade ago.
AG Garland claims deliberate ignorance of Hunter Biden investigation, plain ignorance of other cases
Attorney General Merrick Garland, faced with a barrage of questions from House lawmakers over his department’s handling of a criminal investigation into President Biden’s son, said he knows nothing about the case, and whatever he knows, he won’t share …
Garland skirts House oversight questions about his involvement in Hunter Biden probe
Attorney General Merrick Garland told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday that he can’t remember whether he spoke to special counsel David Weiss about the criminal investigation into President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden.
Jordan blasts Garland on ‘two standards of justice’
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan excoriated Attorney General Merrick Garland Wednesday for the Justice Department’s actions that appear to shield President Biden and his son while aggressively pursuing criminal charges against former Presi…