Obama’s Backstabbing Of Biden Demonstrates The Democratic Party’s Moral Bankruptcy

If Democrats believe Biden is too senile to run for another four years, then the president is certainly too old to remain in the Oval Office.

House Judiciary Committee Releases New Docs Showing Trump Conviction As ‘Political Hit Job’

New documents released by the House Judiciary Committee offer new evidence that Trump's New York prosecution is a 'political hit job.'

Biden White House Is Failing Miserably In Push To Get Employees Back In The Office

Struggling to get government employees to return

Biden’s COVID-19 Response Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha Steps Down

The Biden administration's statement seemingly implies the role of COVID-19 Response Coordinator will no longer be necessary

Biden Officially Announces New Chief Of Staff

Ron Klain has yet to announce where he is headed next

Report: Ex-Harvey Weinstein Adviser Gains New Power in the White House

The departure of Ron Klain as President Joe Biden's chief of staff could see a top aide to the president who offered "damage control advice" to convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein gain even more influence in the White House, according to a Tuesday Politico report.

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Finally: A Bain Man Makes It To The White House

President Joe Biden’s new chief of staff, Jeff Zients, is a centimillionaire businessman who, like the failed Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, got his start at as a consultant at Bain Consulting. (For Romney and Bain, in Biden's telling, that was just a pit stop on the road to putting Americans "through hell and back.")

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Ex-White House COVID Czar To Become Biden’s New Chief Of Staff: REPORT

Zients has long been considered to replace Klain

FACT CHECK: Did Jeff Zients Die While In Custody At Guantanamo Bay?

The claim stems from a satirical website