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DOJ prosecutor accused of limiting questions on Biden during Hunter probe expected to appear for deposition

The assistant U.S. attorney who is accused of limiting questions related to President Biden during the federal investigation into Hunter Biden is expected to be deposed at the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday morning, all while the whistleblowers who made the allegations against her testify at a separate committee. Assistant […]

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On this day in history, December 14, 1977, ‘Saturday Night Fever’ debuts, capturing disco era in America

“Saturday Night Fever,” a sparkling 1970s silver-screen period piece that transcends generations with its pulsating soundtrack, dramatic disco dance scenes and timeless teenage coming-of-age story, made its world premiere on this day in history, Dec. 14, 1977. The movie debuted at Mann’s Chinese Theater in Los Angeles before enjoying national […]

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Embattled Harvard president attends menorah lighting on campus amid antisemitism backlash: ‘Performative’

Harvard University’s embattled president Claudine Gay attended a university menorah lighting ceremony on Wednesday, as she continues to resist resounding calls to resign over campus antisemitism.  The daily lighting ceremony, which was organized by the Harvard Chabad organization, had approximately 100 students come out for the commemoration.  Gay, alongside Professor […]

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Christie calls Sununu endorsement of Haley ‘disappointing’ but ‘doesn’t change my strategy’

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he’s “disappointed” that he didn’t land the endorsement of New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu in the Republican presidential nomination race. But Christie said that Sununu’s backing former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley in the state that […]

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