President Biden

Elias Irizarry, who participated in the January 6 Capitol riot and was later pardoned by President Trump, now works at the Pentagon’s Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict office. His employment follows a pattern of January 6 participants being pardoned and hired in government roles under the Trump administration.

James Carville and Al Hunt criticized the Democratic Party's 2024 election autopsy report, arguing it ignored key factors like Kamala Harris's campaign struggles and President Biden's age. They highlighted the $2 billion spent on Harris's campaign as ineffective, questioning how funds were allocated without persuading voters.

CFTC chair Michael Selig claimed the agency's enforcement action against Gemini crypto exchange was part of a broader campaign against the crypto industry under President Biden. The commodities regulator alleges the action was politically motivated.

Former Biden aides criticize Jill Biden's new book for rewriting history and being unhelpful to the Democratic Party. The backlash occurs as the book's excerpts and her first post-presidency interview emerge, amid the Bidens' efforts to address the 2024 election loss.

An economic adviser to President Biden acknowledges growing concerns over the U.S. national debt, which has reached 100% of GDP. The article highlights risks from higher deficits, rising interest rates, and a potential debt spiral, with a Stanford policy brief warning of escalating borrowing costs and fiscal challenges.

Jen Psaki, former White House Press Secretary and host of 'MS NOW,' dismissed Democratic efforts to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump, stating it 'is not going to happen' despite criticism of his rhetoric and actions.