Keith Koffler
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McCarthy short of votes as House speaker contest enters final hours
House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy as of Tuesday morning had yet to gain enough GOP votes for speaker as a small group of conservatives resisted his granting their support. → Read More
Rep. Andy Biggs likely to challenge Republican leader Kevin McCarthy for nomination to be House speaker
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs Monday announced that he is challenging House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy for Speaker of the House. → Read More
Scowling Biden haunted by order to treat people with 'decency and dignity' as he lobs serial insults
It was his very first day on the job, Inauguration Day, when President Biden laid down the law about treating people nice. He was so serious about it that he threatened to fire the new staffers he was swearing in if they violated the code. But as his polls tank and even allies question his leadership, Biden is forgetting his own manners. → Read More
Joe 2.0: Biden attempts an upgrade as polling shows last-year's model is dangerously out of date
President Biden's decision to burst out of the gate in 2022 with something he spent most of 2021 running from — a press conference — suggests the White House is attempting to learn from the mistakes made in its first year with a shiny new approach to running the country. → Read More
National School Boards Association ripped apart after letter comparing parents to domestic terrorists: report
Just months after the National School Boards Association sent President Biden a Sept. 29 letter that likened parents to domestic terrorists, the group has been torn apart and is facing a challenge from a new organization that might replace it. → Read More
Biden again insists COVID a ‘pandemic of the unvaccinated’ even as fast-moving omicron spreads widely
President Biden on Tuesday said the COVID-19 testing situation in the United States is "frustrating," but maintained that his administration is "making improvements" by creating federal testing sites and making more at-home rapid tests available to the public, while warning the unvaccinated that they should be "alarmed" by the highly-transmissible Omicron variant. → Read More
Harris says Biden administration failed to see either delta or omicron variants coming: report
Vice President Harris says the Biden administration foresaw neither the delta nor the omicron COVID-19 variants. → Read More
White House steps up vigilance as school threats spread on social media
The White House Friday said it was "closely monitoring" threats of violence in schools, which were going viral on social media, despite a lack of evidence that there is anything substantive behind them. → Read More
Los Angeles County reimposing indoor mask requirement
Los Angeles County is reviving a requirement that masks be worn indoors, regardless of people's vaccination status, according to multiple West Coast reports. → Read More
Biden says Iran will not get a nuclear weapon on his watch
President Biden said Monday that Iran will not get a nuclear weapon while he is president. → Read More
House Republican presses bill to prevent Harris from traveling overseas before visiting the border
Iowa Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson appeared on the House floor Monday to press for legislation that would bar Vice President Harris from taxpayer-funded international travel until she visits the southern border first. → Read More
Rand Paul receives death threat package with white powder and violent, profane wording
The FBI is investigating a suspicious package filled with white powder that was sent to Republican Sen. Rand Paul's home in Kentucky today. → Read More
Biden tries to claim credit for cease-fire between Israel and Hamas
As Israel and Hamas agreed to ceasefire after 11 days of fighting, President Biden vowed to help Israel replenish its Iron Dome system and to work with the Palestinian Authority to rebuild Gaza. → Read More
Battered Biden under siege as crises confound the White House
The jobs figures were just the first in a series of out-of-nowhere body blows President Biden was to be pilloried with during a remarkable five days of bad developments that stretched from Israel to the Mexican border and up the East Coast via the Colonial Pipeline. → Read More
US warships fire warning shots at Iranian gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. warships Monday in the Strait of Hormuz fired warning shots at armed Iranian speedboats that had approached to within 150 yards of the American flotilla, U.S. officials said. → Read More
California man armed with machete interrupts attack on Asian parents
A man used a machete to put a stop to a robbery of his Asian parents in front of their own house in Oakland Monday afternoon, according to a report. → Read More
Biden in Easter message calls getting vaccine a 'moral obligation'
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden released an Easter video Sunday in which the president insisted that Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19, calling it a "moral obligation." → Read More
Chris Christie calls out Stacey Abrams for praising NJ law that allows less early voting than Georgia's
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Sunday called out Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams for praising a New Jersey in-person early voting law that provides fewer days of pre-Election Day in-person voting than a Georgia measure President Biden has compared to Jim Crow laws. → Read More
Hunter Biden convinced 'reluctant' Joe to publicly support his relationship with Beau's widow Hallie
Hunter Biden convinced his father Joe in early 2017 to put out a statement approving of the affair he was having with his deceased brother Beau's widow, Hallie Biden, telling Joe that if he didn't, the relationship would "seem wrong." → Read More
Trump's coronavirus briefings are chaotic, but the president's response deserves more credit
Trump's bloviations are easy to mock and criticize. But it’s often more useful to consider what Trump does than what he says. → Read More