Israeli defense forces (IDF) conducted a raid at Al-Shifa Hospital in Northern Gaza, targeting Hamas fighters who had regrouped at the complex. This operation occurred amidst ongoing cease-fire negotiations in Qatar, although prospects for a breakthrough remain low. Israeli. . .
In a surprising turn of events, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has announced his intention to campaign for former President Donald Trump, despite their past differences. Sununu, who had previously been critical of Trump and supported Nikki Haley during the primary, stated that his decision is not just about supporting Trump but also about backing a Republican administration in the White House.
Governor Sununu's decision to campaign for Trump highlights the complexities within the Republican Party and the varied opinions among party members regarding Trump's leadership. Sununu's support for a Republican administration signals a unity effort within. . .
Former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is making moves to acquire TikTok, the popular video-sharing app owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, as the White House calls on the Senate to pass legislation aimed at regulating the platform's ownership and operations.
Mnuchin revealed his plans to CNBC, stating that he is assembling an investor group to purchase TikTok from ByteDance. His bid comes in the wake of a recent House vote approving a bill that would compel ByteDance to sell TikTok within 180 days or face a ban in. . .
The White House has greenlit a new military aid package worth $300 million for Ukraine as the country faces escalating challenges in its conflict with Russia. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan announced the decision, detailing that the funds would be sourced from identified savings within Army budgets. While this provides a temporary solution, Sullivan emphasized that a more comprehensive approach requires Congress to pass the emergency supplemental, which includes a substantial $60 billion for Ukraine.
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In a recent development, President Joe Biden has expressed regret for using the term "illegal" during his State of the Union address while referring to an undocumented immigrant involved in the tragic case of Laken Riley's murder. The incident has sparked controversy, leading to a clarification from the White House.
During an interview on MSNBC, the president acknowledged the criticism surrounding his use of the term "illegal" when discussing the man accused of killing Laken Riley. Biden stated that he should have used the term "undocumented" instead and expressed regret for his choice of words. The accused, Jose Ibarra. . .
In a surprising move, President Joe Biden has extended an olive branch to his predecessor, Donald Trump, inviting him to collaborate in addressing the ongoing border crisis. The president made this proposition during his visit to Brownsville, Texas, emphasizing the need for bipartisan efforts to pass comprehensive immigration reform. The White House expressed a commitment to overcoming political divisions for the sake of tackling the challenges at the border.
During his visit to the border, President Biden called on Donald Trump to join forces in urging Congress to pass a. . .
The Biden administration is intensifying its call for immediate action, urging House Speaker Mike Johnson to bring legislation, including crucial military aid for Ukraine, to a vote on the House floor. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized the urgency of the situation, pointing to the upcoming two-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Saturday.
The bipartisan bill, which has already cleared the Senate, is seen as a crucial step in bolstering support for Ukrainian forces facing challenges due to a shortage of arms and ammunition. The White House expressed confidence that the bill, aimed at. . .
President Biden is facing increasing pressure to take decisive executive action to address the surge in illegal immigration, with Texas Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales emphasizing the urgency of the matter. The President, along with his appointed "border czar," is set to meet with a group of governors today, although immigration is not officially on the agenda, despite its profound impact on many states.
There is growing pressure on President Biden to use executive order as a way to stem a surge of illegal immigration. Texas Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales says it's about time.
Gonzales, a Texas representative. . .
In a forceful response to the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, President Biden has announced more than 500 new sanctions on Russia. During a statement from the White House, Biden emphasized the need. . .
In response to the recent cryptic warning from the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Republican Mike Turner, the White House has confirmed that Russia is actively developing anti-satellite capabilities, raising concerns about potential threats to national security.
National Security Council spokesman John Kirby addressed the issue, emphasizing that while the capability has not been deployed by Russia, it poses a significant concern that demands attention. Kirby was quick to assure the public that there is currently no immediate threat to anyone's safety.
The White House is speaking on a cryptic message from the chairman of the. . .