
More Oath Keepers headed to federal prison for Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot
Two more members of the violent terrorist militia group that tried to destroy democracy in America are headed to where they belong.
Two more members of the violent terrorist militia group that tried to destroy democracy in America are headed to where they belong.
The ardent follower of the criminal wishes of disgraced, indicted former president Donald J. Trump gets, so far, the lontest prison sentence for sedition against American democracy.
DeSantis, who bragged about an endorsement by Trump in his run for governor, says he will consider pardoning the seditious insurrectionists who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy claims the risky political stunt is “not my fault, which is yet another Republican lie.
Glitches, transmission problems and blank screens turned a campaign announcement into a political and technical joke.
Each side praised the other’s seriousness, but basic differences remained. They are at odds over how to trim annual budget deficits.
The disgraced, criminal former president continues to threaten witnesses, defames a woman he lost to in court and lie repeatedly.
The rapid-right wing extremists who fought to throw out traditional political leaders in the Heartland are now the ones in charge and they are finding out that managing government is not easy.
In rollercoaster mishmash of partisanship that had started and stopped, a Monday morning meeting at the White House may be a last salvage attempt.
Rising worries of a government default adds to American worries. Biden’s overall job approval remains at 40% but his rating on hot button issues is just 31%.