Martha’s Vineyard was rocked by the death of Tafari Campbell, the private chef of former President Barack Obama, earlier this week. Campbell reportedly drowned while paddleboarding on Great Edgartown Pond.
Most people, including a majority of Democrats, are likely to vote for a candidate who is against green energy regulations on appliances such as stoves and dishwashers — a sign that the Biden administration’s climate policies may be missing the mark with both parties.
A detransitioner has filed a lawsuit against those who facilitated and botched a life-altering double mastectomy that left her with “permanent disfigurement and profound psychological scarring.”
Libs of Tiktok’s Chaya Raichik went to California Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell’s office to confront him over campaigning with Stacie Laughton, the first openly transgender lawmaker in the US, who is facing federal charges in connection with sexual exploitation at a daycare center.
Remember when the Dems wept over “kids in cages”? That’s because they want them on the factory floor.
With the collapse of his plea bargain, Hunter Biden is facing something that he has been able to evade for five years: a real prosecution.
The twists and turns of Hunter Biden’s sweetheart plea deal have been hard to follow, but it’s been clear from the outset that, like his business ventures in Ukraine, the deal was thoroughly corrupt. It’s now clear that the agreement was never meant primarily to shield Hunter from future prosecution, but to protect President Joe Biden.
Hunter Biden is set to make his first court appearance in Delaware where he is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges Wednesday morning stemming from the years-long federal investigation into his tax affairs.
David Weiss, the US Attorney for Delaware who oversaw the federal probe into Hunter Biden’s alleged tax and gun crimes, has been granted permission by the Justice Department to testify before Congress regarding an alleged cover-up in the investigation following explosive whistleblower testimony.
American universities and colleges are rushing to offer students degrees or certifications in so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) when major U.S. corporations are reportedly laying off DEI-focused senior officers and thousands of employees.
