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The Biden administration revealed in a confidential strategy document that they are ‘far more worried’ about corruption in Ukraine than they publicly admit, according to a report by Politico.

Laphonza Butler has apparently removed her “Maryland” residence from her X account and her professional biography after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) appointed her to the U.S. Senate seat in California, which was vacated on September 29 upon the death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

Biden released a statement calling the passage of a stopgap funding measure “good news,” but criticized that it had no funding for Ukraine.

Milley stepped down Friday from his position as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but not before taking a final swipe at Trump.

Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned on Thursday that the “next step of Ukraine War escalation” is stationing United States military advisers on the ground.

Fox News moderators grilled Vivek Ramaswamy during Wednesday’s debate for using TikTok despite airing ads for it during the event.

The New York Times labeled Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s comment on transgenderism during the debate on Wednesday night as “false” despite providing evidence it was at the very least partially true.

Donald Trump’s lawyers hit back in response to special counsel Jack Smith’s request for a gag order to stop Trump from talking about the January 6th-related case against him.

President Joe Biden appeared to slip while walking down the short stairs from Air Force One on Wednesday, hours after a report came out on how his staff are trying to prevent him from falling.

While American taxpayers are battling inflation and struggling to make ends meet, their money is subsidizing small businesses in Ukraine.

House Armed Services Military Personnel Subcommittee Chairman Jim Banks (R-IN) called on the Navy to apologize for propping up Ibram X. Kendi, the critical race theorist whose center  is now under investigation for financial mismanagement.

President Joe Biden boasted about spending “tens of millions” of dollars on clean water for Ukraine, while still not having visited the disaster zone in East Palestine, where residents are still suffering from water contamination.

Nearly two dozen Republican senators and lawmakers said no to more funding for Ukraine, just as the country’s president arrived in Washington, DC, to urge Congress to pass an additional $24 billion in aid that would bring total U.S. support to Ukraine to at least $135 billion since Ukraine’s war with Russia began.

Poland on Wednesday announced it will stop supplying weapons to Ukraine in order to prioritize its own defense, according to local reports.

Milley said at a press conference from Germany on Tuesday that the Ukraine War could be sustained because the United States and its allies are “rich.”

President Joe Biden and his leaders at the Pentagon are doubling down on their support of Ukraine despite a failing military counteroffensive, amid a push to get Congress to approve $24 billion more for the war.

Critics of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s gag order request against former President Donald Trump say it is too broad and would essentially ban a presidential candidate from criticizing his opponent, in an unprecedented restriction during a presidential election.

While President Biden begs for billions more in aid to Ukraine, an American citizen journalist is languishing in a Ukrainian prison.

President Biden on Tuesday called on United Nation members to stand up to “naked aggression” against Ukraine by Russia, arguing that if Ukraine was not protected, no nation would feel protected.

The Air Force recently released two new photos of its new stealth bomber, known as the B-21 raider, including a never-before-seen side angle.

Marine Corps Commandant Eric Smith on Monday issued a two-day aviation stand-down for all Marine aviation units inside and outside the United States after an F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter jet went missing the day before.

Kash Patel filed a lawsuit on Monday against FBI Director Christopher Wray, former Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein, and others for violating his Fourth Amendment right to protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.

A Marine F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter jet has gone missing near South Carolina, according to a post by Joint Base Charleston on Sunday.

The Air Force in recent weeks corrected the military record of J.R. Majewski, a former Republican Ohio candidate for a U.S. House seat — about one year after a news outlet cast doubt on his military record in a series of articles right before the election.

Sen. Tim Kaine distanced himself from Susanna Gibson after a report that she live-streamed sex acts with her husband in exchange for money.

AOC is under scrutiny for describing her fiancé, Riley Roberts, as her “spouse” in forms filed with the House Ethics Committee in 2023, despite not being married to him.

President Donald Trump called Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT)’s announcement that he was not running for re-election “fantastic news for America.”

An attorney filed a federal lawsuit on Saturday to bar former President Donald Trump from California’s 2024 presidential primary election.

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) and Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) did not respond to queries on Tuesday on whether or not they still support Susanna Gibson as the Democrat candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates after revelations she engaged in online sex acts for money.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced the House is launching an impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden, citing at least six allegations.

Biden is taking fire from some families of 9/11 victims for being the first president in 22 years to not spend 9/11 at an attack site or at the White House.

The Biden administration has reportedly approved a deal to pay Iran $6 billion in exchange for five detained American citizens.

President Joe Biden on Monday visited a memorial in Hanoi, Vietnam, for the late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), who was a good friend until he died in 2018 from brain cancer.

A New York Times columnist questioned in a recent piece why Joe Biden is so unpopular and said he could “easily” lose to Donald Trump in 2024.

President Joe Biden ignored a question shouted by a reporter Sunday on whether he is worried about his son, Hunter, being indicted.