D.C.

Washington 10/08/21, 04:53

As the White House tries to get back on the offensive in handling the pandemic, President Biden made a case for COVID-19 (CCP virus) vaccination regulations and urged more corporations to require their employees to get vaccinated. "I'm calling more employers to act," Biden said on Thursday, Oct. 7, during a ...

D.C. 10/06/21, 16:42

Former Facebook manager Frances Haugen appeared before the Congressional Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security to testify about information she has regarding Facebook's business practices that she said warrants immediate Congressional action. Haugen testified before the U.S. Senate, following her explosive statements in the media denouncing the tech giant's negligence ...

D.C. 10/03/21, 20:32

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) set a new deadline of Oct. 31st for the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure measure to pass the House. According to Pelosi's letter, the House opted to extend the deadline because they needed more time to fulfill their goal of achieving a budget agreement and ...

D.C. 10/02/21, 17:30

The U.S. House of Representatives has called for a permanent office within the Department of Defense to investigate, analyze and publicly share extraterrestrial activity and report its findings annually to Congress. The proposal, made by legislator Ruben Gallego, an Arizona Democrat, and Marine Corps veteran, was included in the 2022 National Defense budget and ...

D.C. 09/30/21, 23:00

To keep the federal government fully operational, President Joe Biden signed a stopgap bill on Thursday, Sept. 30, hours before the midnight deadline. https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1443727232854372353 The bill came to his desk after the Senate earlier in the day voted 65-35 to pass a temporary spending bill to fund the federal government's operation until ...

D.C. 09/30/21, 21:25

The Biden administration published on Thursday, Sept. 30, a series of guidelines on how border and immigration agencies should proceed with illegal immigrants, among which is determined that the focus of arrests and deportations should be those "non-citizens" who present a "threat to national security or public safety." The secretary of ...

D.C. 09/30/21, 17:19

On Thursday, Sept. 30, the Senate passed a short-term funding bill to help avoid a government shutdown that could affect hundreds of thousands of federal workers. The chamber voted 65-35 to approve the stop-gap measure to keep the federal government open until Dec. 3, Newsmax reported. The spending bill's passage will help lawmakers buy ...

D.C. 09/30/21, 16:24

After the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, General Mark Milley, secretly offered to warn the Chinese communist regime of possible attacks by his country, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo denied that he had reported such talks. "If in fact he said, 'We're not going to attack them until we ...

D.C. 09/29/21, 22:53

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley is urging President Joe Biden to explain after his top military advisers revealed in a hearing that they recommended him to keep some U.S. troops present in Afghanistan, contradicting what he said. "I think we heard from our generals about what transpired. ...

D.C. 09/29/21, 22:51

After her husband’s hospitalization, Sen. Dianne Feinstein is on her way back to Washington before the federal funding deadline on Thursday, Sept. 30. The California Democrat’s reappearance comes just days before the Sept. 30 federal funding expiration. She skipped a vote on Monday to suspend the federal debt ceiling and avoid a ...

D.C. 09/29/21, 04:28

According to his attorney, a St. Augustine man awaiting trial on charges of assaulting police on Jan. 6 at Capitol Hill has died, the court was informed on Friday morning. John Steven Anderson, 61, died Tuesday, Sept. 21, at Baptist Hospital South in Jacksonville, Florida. His obituary was published by the ...

D.C. 09/29/21, 02:57

A high-ranking military leader will not stop advising the Oval Office on national defense matters despite a botched withdrawal from Afghanistan on Sept. 28. Gen. Mark Milley refused to stop chairing the Joint Chiefs of Staff, even though he advised Joe Biden's administration on a lackluster U.S. troop evacuation from the ...

D.C. 09/28/21, 17:08

A Democrat, who occupies the Oval Office, shared footage of himself being immunized against the deadly disease on Sept. 27. Joe Biden circulated a video of the moment he received Pfizer/BioNTech's COVID-19 booster shot. The president claimed there was minimal danger or risk in taking the third jab. "I got my COVID-19 ...

D.C. 09/28/21, 16:12

Senior military officials testified Tuesday, Sept. 28, before the Senate Armed Services Committee on the controversial U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. During questioning, they claimed to have advised President Joe Biden of the need to keep at least 2,500 troops to ensure stability in the region.  Among the officers who appeared before ...

D.C. 09/28/21, 01:34

No Republican senators voted for a government spending and debt ceiling bill on Monday, Sept. 27, blocking the Democrat-drafted measure several days ahead of a looming deadline to avert a government shutdown. The vote tally was 48 "yeas" to 50 "nays," falling well short of the 60-vote threshold needed to proceed over ...

D.C. 09/26/21, 22:18

Far-right activists did not mastermind and execute the Capitol siege as rumored, a federal spy said. "Confidential documents" have surfaced that dismiss speculation about the Proud Boys plotting the Capitol riots. An FBI informant, who infiltrated the group, revealed none of the members planned the attacks on Jan. 6. "On the eve of ...