The White House on Sept. 28 claimed that President Joe Biden was not acting unusual when he looked around during an event and asked about a deceased congresswoman. Biden, a Democrat, was thanking members of Congress who supported legislation aimed at tackling hunger issues when he looked around for the late Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.)….
White House Responds After Biden Asks Where Deceased Congresswoman Is
Premiering 9/29, at 10:30 AM ET [Special Feature] Border Deception: How the US and UN Are Quietly Running the Border Crisis
America’s border crisis is not organic. Behind the nearly 4.9 million illegal immigrants who entered the United States since President Joe Biden took office are criminal cartels, orchestration from the United Nations, and financing from the U.S. government. And while taxpayers are being told that local law enforcement and the National Guard are working to…
Biden Says ‘We Are on Alert’ Ahead of Hurricane Ian Landfall
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the federal government is “on alert and in action” as major Hurricane Ian is slated to hit Florida later in the afternoon. “We have approved every request Florida has made for temporary assistance, emergency assistance, and long-term assistance,” he said, adding that “hundreds of FEMA personnel” and thousands of National…
Capitol Report (Sept. 27): Inflation Persists as Government Spends; Concerns Resurface Over CCP Farmland Purchases
September 27, 2022
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are rushing to get a government funding bill through both chambers of Congress—just three days away from risking a government shutdown. President Joe Biden’s plan to cancel federal student loans could cost over $400 billion, according to a report by the Congressional Budget Office. With the midterms just around the corner,…
White House Dodges on Biden Not Talking to DeSantis Ahead of Hurricane Ian Landfall
September 27, 2022
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The White House dodged questions on whether President Joe Biden has spoken with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ahead of Hurricane Ian’s impending landfall. “In the past, President Biden has made calls to [Republican] governors in situations like natural disasters, [such as] Kay Ivey in Alabama, Asa Hutchinson in Arkansas or the governor in Texas,” a…
White House Dismisses Concerns on Biden, DeSantis Not Speaking Before Hurricane Ian
September 27, 2022
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The White House dismissed concerns in response to questions about President Joe Biden not speaking with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ahead of Hurricane Ian’s impending landfall. “In the past, President Biden has made calls to [Republican] governors in situations like natural disasters, [such as] Kay Ivey in Alabama, Asa Hutchinson in Arkansas or the governor…
Biden Administration’s Student Debt Relief Order Is Illegal: Lawsuits
President Joe Biden’s administration has been hit with the first lawsuits against a recently unveiled order that would—unless blocked—cancel thousands of dollars in debt for millions of Americans. Biden, a Democrat, and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, a Biden appointee, announced the order in August, revealing that people with student debt could receive up to $20,000…
Capitol Report (Sept. 26): WH Responds to Biden’s Low Approval; CCP Ambassador Attempts to Influence US Lawmakers
September 26, 2022
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A new poll finds a majority of Democrats don’t want President Joe Biden to be the party’s 2024 presidential nominee. How is the White House responding? Is the recession worsening? Signals are intensifying as a key economic gauge drops for the sixth straight month. To discuss the latest economic trends and how the federal government…
Investors Fear Higher Interest Rates Could Further Sink Stock Prices
In 2022, investors have lost more than $7.6 trillion on U.S. stocks, and experts warn these losses could mount heading into 2023. From institutional investors to retail traders, it has been a challenging year as they navigate the worst-performing market in five decades, says Bespoke Investment Group. “It is no secret that 2022 has not…
Investors Worry Higher Interest Rates Might Sink Stock Prices Further
Investors have lost more than $7.6 trillion on U.S. stocks this year, and experts are warning that the losses could mount heading into 2023. From institutional investors to retail traders, it’s been a challenging year to navigate the worst-performing market in five decades, Bespoke Investment Group says. “It is no secret that 2022 has not…
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