WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden and lawmakers on Tuesday paid tribute at a ceremony in the Capitol rotunda to the U.S. Capitol Police officer killed when a motorist rammed a car into two police officers and brandished a knife earlier this month. William Evans, an 18-year veteran of the Capitol Police force and father of two young…
Biden, Lawmakers Pay Tribute to Capitol Police Officer Slain by Motorist
Texas, Missouri Sue Biden Administration for Suspending Trump-Era ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy
April 13, 2021
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The attorneys general from Texas and Missouri filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration on Tuesday, seeking to reinstate former President Donald Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy to curb the surge of illegal immigrants at the border. “President [Joe] Biden could immediately remedy the influx of crime pouring across our border by reinstating the Migrant Protection…
Biden Administration to Expand Military Presence in Germany in Reversal of Trump Policy
April 13, 2021
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The United States will station 500 additional troops in Germany as early as this fall.
Deep Dive (April 12): Biden Asks Congress for $1.52 Trillion in Spending Proposal
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris meet with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle Monday to try and corral bipartisan support for the massive infrastructure package. The package is seeing pushback among lawmakers, particularly in regards to the tax hike. A new study finds that raising the corporate tax rate and other…
NTD Business Full Broadcast (April 12)
The U.S. government’s budget deficit hit a record high last month, as billions of dollars of stimulus checks added to government spending. Two Korean battery rivals have settled their dispute. The feud had threatened the construction of a new battery factory in Georgia. Beijing sends a warning shot to China’s tech giants. The regime slapped…
Biden to Meet With Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers About Infrastructure Proposal
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are set Monday to convene with a bipartisan group of Congress members and discuss the administration’s infrastructure proposal. The meeting will take place in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, according to the official White House schedule. The president and vice president “will discuss…
Harry Reid Warns Biden About Packing Supreme Court: ‘Better Be Very, Very Careful’
Former Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid warned President Joe Biden against packing the Supreme Court with more justices after the White House released a plan to create a commission that will look into making changes to the court. “We should be very, very careful in doing so. I have no problem with the commission,…
Former Sen. Reid Warns Biden About Expanding Supreme Court
Former Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid warned President Joe Biden against packing the Supreme Court with more justices after the White House released a plan to create a commission that will look into making changes to the nation’s highest court. “We should be very, very careful in doing so. I have no problem with…
One-Fifth of Biden Administration ‘Infrastructure’ Plan to be Spent on Infrastructure
April 11, 2021
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Commentary Just 21 percent of President Joe Biden’s proposed “infrastructure” plan is proposed to be spent on traditional infrastructure projects such as bridges, trains, waterways and roads. The remaining 79 percent, would be spent to support industrial policy and what has traditionally been called “pork barrel” projects. Of the proposed spending, 26 percent would support…
Mexico’s Top Diplomat Expects ‘Constant and Growing’ Wave of Migrants
Mexico’s top diplomat on Thursday said he expects a “constant and growing” stream of migrants in the coming year to flow across his country toward the United States from the so-called northern triangle countries: Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador. Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard estimated that the United States would need to donate $2 billion a year…
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