David DePape allegedly broke into Nancy Pelosi’s home with the intent of tying her up and breaking her kneecaps. He struck Pelosi’s husband, Paul, in the head with a hammer, rendering him unconscious. The San Francisco District Attorney has charged him with attempted murder and kidnapping. The man accused of assaulting the husband of US … Read more
She sat next to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during her graduation speech. In a speech on Thursday night, President Biden stated, “We need to prohibit assault weapons and large-capacity magazines.” Ketanji Brown Jackson sat quite close to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during her graduating speech at Harvard University. In her speech, … Read more
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California) will not be able to take holy communion in the House Speaker Nancy Pelosi until she “publicly repudiates” her pro-abortion stance, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone stated on Friday. Pelosi, a devout Roman Catholic, urged Americans to vote for Democrats in order to legalise abortion after a leaked Supreme Court judgement cast … Read more
Rep. Michael McCaul, the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, voiced optimism on Sunday that a new aid package for Ukraine would pass soon in Congress. “I think time is of the essence,” he told. He believes the next two to three weeks are going to be critical. He said, “I don’t think … Read more
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi travelled to Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday. She conveyed “a strong statement to the world that America stands with Ukraine.” Since Russia’s incursion began more than two months ago, Pelosi led the first official US congressional delegation to visit the country. Pelosi told reporters in Rzeszow, … Read more
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a press conference on Capitol Hill on Friday that she hopes the request to Congress for $33bn passes “as soon as possible.” The additional money involves over $20 billion in guns and ammunition to reinforce Ukraine’s defenses, as well as $3 billion in humanitarian help. The emergency funds have … Read more
WASHINGTON: US lawmakers have voted to green-light a multibillion-dollar bill aimed at jumpstarting high-tech research and manufacturing, countering China’s growing influence and easing a global shortage of computer chips. The House Democrats’ America Competes bill, their version of the Senate-passed $250-billion US Innovation and Competition Act, was approved in a 222-210 vote in the lower … Read more
