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Former President Trump participated in a town hall hosted by Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Tuesday, a night before the fourth Republican primary debate that the GOP frontrunner is once again skipping. The former president was asked questions by only Hannity of a variety of topics, from reports that cast his second term as a…
Former Vice President Al Gore took aim at social media algorithms on Tuesday, saying sites that are “dominated by algorithms” are the “digital equivalent of AR-15s.” Gore, speaking at the the Bloomberg Green at COP28 event, said that spending too much time scrolling on social media could be dangerous and suggested that algorithms be banned….
President Biden on Tuesday ripped Sen. Tommy Tuberville after the Alabama Republican ended a nearly 10-month hold on military nominations, arguing the senator’s actions were “politically motivated” and “pointless.” “These confirmations are long overdue, and should never have been held up in the first place. Our service members are the backbone of our country and…
The House Education Committee held a hearing Tuesday on “Holding Campus Leaders Accountable and Confronting Antisemitism” amid a slew of antisemitic incidents at U.S. universities. “Over the past several weeks, we’ve seen countless examples of antisemitic demonstrators on college campuses,” Committee Chair Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) said. The leaders of Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania (Penn)…
Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.), the chair of the Financial Services Committee who memorably served as the Speaker pro tempore after Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) was unseated, said Tuesday he will retire at the end of this Congress. The announcement puts a bookend on McHenry’s nearly two-decade tenure in Congress that this year put him at…
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo signaled the U.S. would support and encourage growth of the Chinese economy, as long as China “plays by the rules” Tuesday. “I think that a growing China, which plays by the rules, is a good thing for China, a good thing for America and a good thing for the world,” Raimondo…
Schools are stepping up efforts to combat chronic absenteeism, a major factor in plummeting test scores and other problems educators have faced with students since the pandemic. Chronic absenteeism — commonly defined as missing more than 10 percent of school days — has affected millions of students and caught the attention of the White House,…
An explosion was reported at a home in Arlington, Va. on Monday night after a suspect fired a flare gun from the residence, according to local police. Police attempted to serve a search warrant on Monday afternoon when the suspect fired a flare gun from the home, causing an explosion and subsequent fire at the home, The…
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton on Monday said he thinks aid for Ukraine will be tied to immigration policy reform to appease Republican demands and allow it to move through both chambers. Asked on NewsNation’s “The Hill” if he believes Ukraine aid will get tied with “several other options,” Bolton said, “Well, I think everybody on…
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said in an interview that he’ll “overperform expectations” in Iowa and New Hampshire primaries next month. During an appearance on NewsNation’s The Hill, Ramaswamy told host Blake Burman that he believes he has a good shot of winning state primaries in Iowa, Nevada and New Hampshire. Ramaswamy said that he…