Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee wrote letters to President Biden and Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines demanding information on the origins of COVID-19, saying that they had found evidence to support the theory that the virus originated in the Wuhan Institute of Virology lab. Go to Source
Rep. Liz Cheney, ousted this week as the third-ranking House Republican, defended her outspoken criticism of former President Donald Trump during an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” and said that the 74 million Americans who voted for him were “misled” and “betrayed.” Go to Source
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s repeatedly said she’s not interested in running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. But two developments this past week are sparking further speculation that she likely has national ambitions in the next race for the White House. Go to Source
Republican lawmakers and conservative commentators have made multiple comparisons between the Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter administrations. Go to Source
Portland, Ore., Mayor Ted Wheeler said on Saturday he was grateful for the White House’s “support” after President Biden reversed the Trump order that allowed federal agents to intervene in Portland’s riots last summer. Go to Source
To be clear, Israel warned the journalists, who had sufficient time to get out safely, and then proceeded to liquidate a legitimate enemy target. Go to Source
Up until the last ten years or so, most colleges and universities left their faculty members alone. No longer. Go to Source
Jaroslav Jiřík was best known in his home country for playing in one of the greatest series in hockey history. Go to Source
President Biden on Friday put an end to a plan by former President Trump to create a “National Garden of American Heroes.” Go to Source
Organizers of New York City’s Pride Parade announced Saturday police officers and other law enforcement officials will be banned from their events, including the annual LGTBQ march, until 2025. Go to Source
