Steven Nelson
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Treasury gives House GOP access to Biden family suspicious activity reports
The Treasury Department has agreed to let House Oversight Committee members review suspicious activity reports pertaining to President Biden's family, the panel's chairman James Comer announced Tuesday. → Read More
Comer subpoenaed 14 years of bank records in Hunter Biden probe: Raskin
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer issued a subpoena for bank records linked to three people in the panel's investigation of the Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. → Read More
NYC ICE office ‘fully booked’ for migrant appointments through late 2032: document
New York City's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office is "fully booked through October 2032” for appointments to process migrants at the southern border. → Read More
Biden whispers Reagan was ‘wacko liberal guy’ while pushing for tax hikes
President Biden defended his proposal to raise the corporate tax rate to 28% by saying Friday that "wacko liberal" former President Ronald Reagan taxed businesses at an even higher rate. → Read More
Biden pitches $5.5T in tax hikes, fed worker pay raise in budget proposal
President Biden’s annual budget plan calls for roughly $5.5 trillion in tax increases over the next decade to offset proposed spending increases. → Read More
Biden to pitch tax hikes in annual budget plan, claims $3T deficit cut
The White House says budget would “ensure the wealthy and large corporations pay their fair share.” → Read More
Republicans eye ‘disinformation’ group that said NY Post too ‘risky’ for ads
Congressional Republicans are probing federal funding of Global Disinformation Index, a UK-based organization that falsely declared The Post and other major news outlets to be "risky" possible spreaders of false information. → Read More
WH won’t say why Hunter Biden-tied Russian oligarchs avoided sanction
Billionaires Vladimir Yevtushenkov and Yelena Baturina have not been sanctioned by the Biden administration. → Read More
Biden abruptly bails on reporters when asked about COVID origins
President Biden grew flustered and abruptly ended a press gaggle before it began Friday when asked about the origins of COVID-19. → Read More
Biden had cancerous lesion removed from chest, White House says
President Biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest during his annual physical last month. → Read More
Hunter Biden advised Joe’s office on answering Burisma queries: emails
Hunter Biden coached then-Vice President Joe Biden's press secretary on how to respond to questions about him joining the board of Ukrainian natural gas, emails show. → Read More
Biden tells Senate Dems he’ll sign bill reversing softer DC crime laws
White House says Biden “doesn’t support changes like lowering penalties for carjacking.” → Read More
Russian billionaires who dodged US sanctions shopped US land with Hunter Biden, dined with then-VP Joe
New details of Joe and Hunter Biden’s association with Russian billionaires Yelena Baturina and Vladimir Yevtushenkov flesh out tantalizing clues from the first son’s abandoned laptop. → Read More
Biden laughs at Marjorie Taylor Greene pinning 2020 fentanyl deaths of two brothers on him
President Biden chuckled Wednesday night while knocking Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for falsely blaming him for the 2020 deaths of two Michigan brothers whose mother emotionally slammed the federal response to surging fentanyl deaths. → Read More
Biden says he cut national debt by $1.7T — when he actually increased it by $3.84T
President Biden wrongly claimed Tuesday that he slashed the national debt by $1.7 trillion -- despite increasing it by about $3.84 trillion over his first two years in office. → Read More
Biden picks Julie Su for labor secretary, despite massive California fraud
Su faces opposition for overseeing fraud and the slow processing of unemployment benefits as California labor secretary. → Read More
Biden says ‘I may be a white boy, but I’m not stupid’ at Black History Month event
President Biden told a White House audience "I may be a white boy, but I'm not stupid" in a cringeworthy attempt at self-deprecating humor during an event celebrating Black History Month. → Read More
White House backs gain-of-function research, still doubts COVID lab leak
Spokesman John Kirby defends risky research, offers “a fancy way of saying yes.” → Read More
Arizona crowd cheers for Alejandro Mayorkas impeachment at House Judiciary hearing
An elated crowd inside Yuma's city hall cheered Thursday for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' potential impeachment after a local official accused him of lying about plans to close gaps in the US-Mexico border wall. → Read More
House Dems skip tour of Mexico border wall gaps before Yuma hearing
House Judiciary Committee Democrats boycotted a Wednesday night tour of the US-Mexico border ahead of a Thursday hearing on the border crisis. → Read More