White House press secretary Jen Psaki deflected when Fox News reporter Peter Doocy pointed out that the Biden administration is failing to combat crime.
"You are such a pain in the neck," Biden responded, "but I'm going to answer your question because we've known each other for so long."
On Monday, the Department of Veterans Affairs declared that COVID-19 vaccinations will now be mandatory for its healthcare workers, making it the first federal government agency to enact such a policy.
Jen Psaki was asked on Monday about potential, new, COVID-inspired restrictions being considered by the White House, and how many staffers have tested positive in breakthrough cases.
Protestors packed the National Mall as they marched to the White House on Monday, insisting that the Biden administration come to the aid of people struggling to gain their freedom in Cuba.
"Really?" McCarthy incredulously replied. "Who was that? Adam and Liz? Aren't they like Pelosi Republicans?"
According to the St. Paul Police Department, Rep. John Thompson (D-MN) on Friday apologized to the police officer he had previously accused of racially profiling him. Johnson insists that no apology took place.
White House press secretary Psaki said that President Joe Biden "continues to support Speaker Pelosi's leadership" of the Jan. 6 select committee.
"These are really smart people, and they know right from wrong."
"He won't meet with us on Zoom like this, and I'm trying to be tactful, but I don't know how else to say it, man. I'm just pissed off at this point. He doesn't give us the respect the way you have," state Rep. Richard Peña Raymond vented about the delayed meeting Biden.
Haylee Yasgar, a student in the fourth-grade in Sartell Minnesota's public schools, went on "Fox and Friends" with her mother to talk about a clandestine 'equity survey' done by her school behind parents' backs.
The Environment Canada team warned Ontario residents to take extra precautions if they are exposed to wildfire smoke.
On Sunday, yet another house of worship was attacked, this time in new Westminster, BC.
"Anybody who says this is a Jim Crow law, they either don't know Jim Crow laws or they don't know what's going on in the state of Texas. Because there is no segregation," Abbot said.
The initiative with PayPal will be led through ADL's Center on Extremism, which calls itself "a leading authority on extremism, terrorism and hate."