Mike Ciandella
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Unearthed documents reveal details that contradict what Biden said about his dealings in Ukraine
John Solomon, an executive president at The Hill, called into question the version of events that former Vice President Joe Biden has been repeating regarding his interactions with Ukraine while he was vice president. → Read More
Newly elected head of the House Freedom Caucus just introduced a measure to censure Adam Schiff
The elected next leader of the Freedom Caucus has introduced a motion to censure Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) for his conduct during a hearing with the Director of National Intelligence regarding a phone call that President Donald Trump make to the president of Ukraine. → Read More
Union for immigration judges files a complaint against the DOJ for trying to decertify it
A union representing immigration judges has filed a formal complaint against the Department of Justice over attempts to decertify the union. → Read More
Both houses of Congress pass short-term spending bill to avert another potential government shutdown
Both houses of Congress have passed a short-term spending bill to avoid another government shutdown. The bill has been sent to the White House for President Donald Trump's signature. → Read More
After whistleblower's report is declassified, Pelosi says it 'removed all doubt' about the need for impeachment
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Thursday that the whistleblower's complaint against President Donald Trump "removed all doubt about whether we should move forward" on impeachment. → Read More
After a close election, Israeli president asks Netanyahu to form a government
On Wednesday, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin formally selected Prime Minister for Benjamin Netanyahu to lead the government for another term. This was the second national election held in Israel in under a year. → Read More
Video may show hundreds of blindfolded minority Chinese Uighurs being led to a detention camp by Chinese forces
As the Chinese government denies U.S. State Department accusations about the treatment of its minority Uighurs, a video emerged that may show thousands of blindfolded Uighurs being forced to wait at a train station in China. → Read More
Chief Justice John Roberts says accusations that the Supreme Court is too political are 'based on a misperception'
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said Tuesday evening that the Supreme Court itself was not political and that any notion of partisanship by the justices was "based on a misperception." → Read More
An elderly woman didn't realize she had a 739-year-old painting worth up to $6.6 million hanging in her kitchen
An elderly woman in France had no idea that the painting she had hanging above a hotplate in her kitchen was a lost work by an artist from the Renaissance. → Read More
A woman quit her job and she and her husband spent two months searching for their lost dog
When their beloved dog went missing, one couple from Washington state really went the extra mile to find her. → Read More
Mattress store owner offers to house immigrants impacted by Houston flooding
Furniture store sales Jim McIngvale, more commonly known as "Mattress Mack," welcomed refugees from Tropical Storm Ismelda into his Houston area furniture store. Just like he had done during Hurricane Harvey.How bad was the hurricane?Tropical storm Imelda hit Houston and the surrounding area with the worst flooding that the city had experienced sin → Read More
Portland approved a multi-million dollar water filtration system — but planners forgot to include the pipes
The city of Portland is stuck paying $350 million more than it had planned for a new water filtration plant — all because the bureau that presented the project plan forgot to include any pipes to carry the water into and out of the system. → Read More
Former GOP Gov. Bill Weld, who is trying to primary Trump, suggests the president could be executed for treason
Former Gov. Bill Weld (R-Mass.), a long shot Republican candidate attempting to primary President Donald Trump, told the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that he thought Trump was guilty of treason and could be executed for it. → Read More
Someone stole more than $350K worth of jewelry from Trump Tower — and police think it was an inside job
An unknown thief made off with hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewelry from two apartments in New York City's Trump Tower. Police reported that they think it's an inside job. → Read More
Cop suspended and facing an investigation after arresting 6- and 8-year-olds without permission
A police officer in Florida has been suspended after arresting an 8-year-old and a 6-year-old girl who had reportedly kicked someone in her first grade class.What happened?Dennis Turner was a school resource officer at an elementary school in Florida.On Thursday he arrested the two young children on "unrelated misdemeanor charges," according to Orl → Read More
News outlets continue to call blackface and brownface photos of left-leaning politicians 'dark makeup'
Whether it's Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D), Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring (D), or Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a remarkable number of otherwise very progressive politicians seem to have had photos surface. But several major media outlets seem intent on downplaying these scandals by reporting that these politicians simply wore "dark makeup." → Read More
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio drops out of the 2020 presidential race
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has ended his bid for the presidency. → Read More
Federal prosecutors say man from New Jersey was casing US landmarks for Hezbollah
Federal prosecutors have charged a man from New Jersey with taking photos of U.S. landmarks for Hezbollah in order to help them carry out an attack on U.S. soil. → Read More
New study reveals that one-fifth of Americans cannot name even one of the branches of government
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania found that less than two-fifths of Americans could name all three branches of the U.S. government, and more than one-fifth could not name even single branch. → Read More
Archaeologists find mosaic in Israel likely showing Jesus' miracle of the loaves and fishes
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Hippos near the Sea of Galilee in Israel have found a large mosaic on the floor of a church that seems to depict the miracle of Jesus feeding 5,000 people with five loaves of bread and two fishes. → Read More