WATCH: Lt. Col. Oliver North slams Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal
“He said he wouldn’t forget, he was not going to forgive, and he would bring them to justice. We ought to say that about Joe Biden right now,” Lt. Col. Oliver North said.
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“He said he wouldn’t forget, he was not going to forgive, and he would bring them to justice. We ought to say that about Joe Biden right now,” Lt. Col. Oliver North said.
The Joint Terrorism Task Force was able to connect the teen to “individuals and groups designated by the US State Department as global terrorists.”
On Wednesday, Trump posted on social media, warning DC Mayor Muriel Bowser to remove homeless encampments in the city or face intervention from the federal government.
The sole remaining employee is Peter Marocco, who previously oversaw cuts to foreign aid programs at USAID and the State Department.
“Mr. Walz has visited China 30 times, served as a fellow at a Chinese institution that maintains a devotion to the CCP, and spoke alongside the President of a Chinese organization the State Department exposed as a CCP effort to influence and co-opt local le
“The resignation of Christopher Wray is a great day for America as it will end the Weaponization of what has become known as the United States Department of Injustice.”
The legislation would also cancel the salaries of any Biden official at the State Department or Pentagon who attempts to prevent arms shipments to Israel.
“The mainstream media told the American people repeatedly that the biggest issue was Hillary’s emails. That’s what they said. When in fact, even the Trump State Department said she neither sent nor received a single solitary email on her personal device mar
Lara-Lopez was under active supervision by the Washington State Department of Corrections following a 2022 conviction for Child Molestation in the Second Degree with Aggravating Circumstances of Position of Trust.
The First Deputy Chancellor of New York City Public Schools issued a letter on Tuesday to all principals, saying that children in families that choose to opt out of masking cannot be disciplined.