Frank Bojazi

A reporter for Politico was lucky enough to get video footage of two GOP candidates got in each other’s face and almost got physical, but then someone came up to them and got in the middle. The reporter, Natalie Allison, posted: “This is not an episode of Jerry Springer. It’s tonight’s Ohio Republican Senate debate. … Read more

Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was being openly mocked by foreign reporters calling her out for appearing to be unstable or struggling during a press conference. This took place right after the reporters were talking about vice president Kamala Harris not being ready for the job – or any job at that matter! WATCH the … Read more

Dr. Anthony Fauci is 81-years old and probably way passed his time to retire. Fauci was hinting at retirement when he did an interview on ABC’s ‘Start Here’ podcast. Fauci said: “I have said that I would stay in what I’m doing until we get out of the pandemic phase, and I think we might … Read more

President Joe Biden accidentally referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as the “First Lady” when he was talking about her husband, Doug Emhoff, testing positive for COVID. Biden realized he made a mistake and then self corrected, explaining that he’s talking about Kamala’s husband, not her or Jill Biden – because Joe Biden would be … Read more

A bill voted by the U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday is sure to bring significant changes to the voting process. Namely, having more than two voting ballots will be seen as a felony in Florida. Under a law passed in 2021, the offense was previously classified as a misdemeanor in the state. According to The Washington … Read more

Several Republican congressmen are urging President Biden to undergo a cognitive test. Biden is once again being bombarded with calls for him to follow ex-President Trump’s lead. On Tuesday, a group of 38 Republicans led by Rep. Ronny Jackson, Trump’s former White House doctor, addressed a letter to the president. They expressed their concern about … Read more

Smollett has already been released from Cook County Jail in accordance with an Illinois Appellate Court’s decision to shorten the ex Empire star’s 150-day sentence. Smollett was quiet as he left the Chicago facility, surrounded by representatives of his defense team, supporters, and family members. Nenye Uche, the defense counsel, informed the assembled reporters that … Read more

More than 100 Yale Law School students attempted to disrupt a bipartisan discussion on civil liberties, harassing guests and raising such a fuss that police were asked to escort speakers out of the building. Monica Miller, a member of the American Humanist Association, and Alliance Defending Freedom’s member, Kristen Waggoner, a conservative group advocating religious … Read more

Democrat Stacey Abrams, a failed gubernatorial candidate, made an unexpected appearance as the President of United Earth in the newest episode of Star Trek: Discovery. The United Earth president is introduced in a sequence at the end of season four’s finale, “Coming Home,” and Abrams gets several lines, saying that United Earth is ready to … Read more

On Tuesday, the United States Senate enacted legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent, starting from 2023. The legislation would terminate the twice-annual clock changes in favor of brighter afternoons and more economic activity. The legislation is called the Sunshine Protection Act. The law must yet be passed by the House of Representatives before … Read more

Russia imposed sanctions on President Biden, his son Hunter Biden, and an ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Tuesday. Russia’s Foreign Ministry explained that the imposed restrictions were the consequence of the “extremely Russophobic policy” led by the White House. He pointed out that numerous sanctions by the US have damaged the Russian economy. According … Read more

It looks like the National Park Service doesn’t know how to have fun as they’ve already denied a request to have fireworks at Mount Rushmore on this year’s Fourth of July. It was GOP Gov Kristi Noem who requested the fireworks to be part of a Fourth of July celebration, but the National Park Service … Read more

The New York Times now notes that Hunter Biden’s laptop is legitimate. The New York Times now notes that Hunter Biden’s laptop is legitimate. The New York Times reports that People familiar with the investigation said investigators had reviewed emails between Mr. Biden and Mr. Archer regarding Burisma and other overseas commercial activity. The New … Read more

Gretta Vedler, a 23-year-old Russian model who named Vladimir Putin a “psychopath” on social media, was discovered dead and packed inside a bag, according to a report. Vedler vanished a year ago, shortly after her anti-Putin social media tirade, but the two incidents do not appear to be linked. Dmitry Korovin, the model’s boyfriend, confessed … Read more

In a bipartisan protest to the Biden administration’s policies, the Senate passed a new resolution from Rand Paul, Kentucky Republican Sen., to remove the mask restrictions on public transportation imposed by the state. Although the resolution was accepted very well in the Senate, the process of passing it in the Democratic-controlled House is expected to … Read more

An amendment was introduced by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. that would eliminate Dr. Anthony Fauci’s position as the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and decentralize it. The senator said that this means that no one person can act as “dictator-in-chief” in the name of public health. NIAID would be … Read more

A new poll shows 7 out of 10 Americans think President Joe Biden is handling the surge of inflation poorly across the country. Nearly 8% was the growth of the rate of inflation last year, with prices for everything from gasoline to bread, milk, and eggs rapidly growing. According to the Labor Department’s Bureau of … Read more

On Monday, 49 Republican senators notified Joe Biden that they will not support renewing the disputed Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action with Iran, also known as the Iran nuclear deal, as it will reduce sanctions and limits on Iran’s nuclear program. In a letter, the Senators expressed their position. They learned from the press that … Read more

After about a year in the post, Vice President Kamala Harris’s communications director Jamal Simmons is leaving his role and is expected to depart next month. In a statement, Simmons said: “Working for Vice President Harris has been an honor and a privilege. I’m so thankful for the confidence she put in me and I … Read more

After a suspension from The View, Whoopi Goldberg is rumored to be untouchable despite the suspension leading to some terrible ratings this season. Because the ratings fell in her absence, “The View” moderator returned to work with a big smile on her face and rebounded when she returned pretty well. “She’s strutting around the place, … Read more

Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister, issued a plea to Elon Musk on Twitter, saying: “while you try to colonize Mars — Russia try to occupy Ukraine! While your rockets successfully land from space — Russian rockets attack Ukrainian civil people! We ask you to provide Ukraine with Starlink stations and to address sane Russians … Read more

Jen Psaki, the Biden administration’s sharp-elbowed White House press secretary is a top candidate right now for Rachel Maddow’s anchor chair. Psaki is being courted by several news networks, including CNN and MSNBC, and has plans to leave the White House this year. The idea of Psaki as a potential cable news primetime host all … Read more

Six Americans, three British and one German are a team of 10 special forces veterans who are taking up Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on his offer to join in the military battle against Russia. These veterans are NATO-trained and experienced in combat, and will join the battle against Russia after Ukraine announced the creation of … Read more

A longtime ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin and a thorn in the side of fellow EU leaders, Hungary’s Viktor Orban, has experienced a week of sharp reversals and swift political retreats. The EU started work on an initial round of sanctions against Moscow after Russia formally recognized Luhansk and Donetsk as Russian-backed separatist-controlled regions … Read more