Trump calls Biden 'an enemy of the state'
Former President Trump on Saturday called President Biden "an enemy of the state" in response to a primetime speech in which Biden called Republicans influenced by Trump a "threat" to democracy. "This week, Joe Biden came to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an American president," Trump said, adding that Biden vilified the more than 70 million people who voted for the GOP nominee in 2020. "As threats to democracy and as enemies of the state, you're all enemies of the state," he said gesturing to his supporters. "He
Read MoreWill Joe Manchin run for president?
With President Biden and Donald Trump currently the most likely nominees of their respective parties and remarkably unpopular, it seems the presidency could be up for grabs in 2024. Could Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) make a bid for the White House? And would it work? Until Manchin’s agreement to support the improbably named “Inflation Reduction Act,” his actions during the Biden administration looked like any Democratic Senator in a conservative state trying to thread the needle for re-election. After winning several statewide elections by comfortable margins, Manchin only won re-el
Read MoreTop House Democrat says 'mainstream' Republicans are fighting against MAGA to defend democracy
Rep. Sean Maloney (D-N.Y.) on Sunday said "mainstream" Republicans are pushing back against the MAGA wing of the GOP to defend democracy, adding that "leading conservative voices" are largely in agreement with Democrats in condemning the attack on the U.S. Capitol and pushing back on claims the 2020 election was stolen. During an interview with "Fox News Sunday" guest host Mike Emanuel, Maloney defended President Biden's primetime speech on Thursday night, when the president warned Americans the nation faces a threat to democracy from "extremist" supporters of former President Tru
Read MoreFEMA administrator says there's no timeline for when Jackson, Miss. will have access to water
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Deanne Criswell said on Sunday there is no timeline for when residents of the city of Jackson, Miss. will have access to drinkable water. “I think it's still too early to tell,” Criswell told host Dana Bash on CNN's "State of the Union. "I think that having EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers, we had a really good conversation on Friday about what it's going to take in the assessments that they're doing.” “And so it's going to happen in phases,” she added. “The focus right now is making sure we can get bottle
Read MoreWhy China is fuming over NASA’s Artemis program
Most of the civilized world is thrilled at the mission of Artemis 1, the NASA-led first step for returning human beings to the lunar surface. The same cannot be said about China. An article in the Global Times, China’s English language mouthpiece, has some snarky things to say about Artemis and NASA in general. The article stated, “as NASA is trying hard to relive its
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