The Justice Department announced their intent to create a specialized unit to focus on domestic terrorism in the wake of the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot.
Citizens in the nation’s capital are preparing for more government interference and hasher pandemic regulations as Mayor Muriel Bowser prepares to implement her new vaccine passport and ID mandate for individuals hoping to eat out at restaurants, go to bars, or several other public venues.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell created optimism in the markets yesterday by promising to more strictly monitor inflation in comments during his confirmation hearing.
The Republican Oversight Committee announced that they have released emails showing that Fauci might have concealed information about where COVID originated.
With the surge of omicron and winter storms particularly affecting the Northeast, supply chain issues have become exacerbated even more and empty grocery store shelves have once again become a common sight for consumers.
Fireworks erupted during Tuesday’s Senate hearing in which Dr. Anthony Fauci and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Rochell Walensky were grilled about their handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Biden pushed to end the 60-vote threshold during a speech in Atlanta, Georgia where he castigated Republican opponents as being akin to segregationists and confederates.
Newly-released emails indicate that Education Secretary Miguel Cardona solicited the now-infamous letter penned by the National School Boards Association comparing parents who speak out at school board meetings to domestic terrorists.
President Joe Biden is expected to use a speech in Georgia to throw the weight of his office behind changing Senate rules to break a Republican blockade that has prevented the passage of sweeping new elections laws.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky recently drew criticism and sparked debate when she announced on national television that 75% of COVID-19 deaths have occurred in people who had multiple comorbidities.