The Friday Five: Kamala Finally Gives Interview
Kamala Harris finally took questions from a journalist Thursday, telling CNN that her values haven’t changed since she ran for president in 2020, just some of her major policy positions.
Kamala Harris finally took questions from a journalist Thursday, telling CNN that her values haven’t changed since she ran for president in 2020, just some of her major policy positions.
In a surprising development, the reliably liberal New York Times has run a series of op-ed pieces critical of Kamala Harris since her lackluster speech at the Democratic convention last week.
Israel destroyed 6,000 Hezbollah rockets being readies for launch early Sunday morning, preventing an attack on central Israel—including the area around Tel Aviv.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. suspended his campaign for president Friday afternoon, endorsing Donald Trump in the November election.Continue Reading
President Biden addressed the Democratic Party convention Monday night after 11:30 PM Eastern, a time slot usually reserved for minor party officials—not the sitting president of the United States.
Germany has issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian citizen in connection with the destruction of of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. It appears Kyiv will not receive any new military aid from the Germans.
Kamala Harris will announce a plan to control high grocery prices today: Government price controls. These have never worked anywhere they’ve been tried.
A 5.0M earthquake in central Syria shook the northern Levant late Monday, an area that’s already on edge because of a looming war between Israel and Iran.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says he’ll try to extradite people in other countries to prosecute them for unacceptable social media posts. Sir Mark: The free speech thing was settled between us in 1783.Continue Reading
Iran has yet to respond to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. The attack may come Monday, the 9th of Av, the date of the destruction of the first and second temples in Jerusalem.
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