Romney first GOP senator to say he would vote for Jan. 6 commission bill

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) said on Monday that he would support a House-passed bill to create a commission to probe the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.Romney’s comments make him the first GOP senator to say he would v…
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China is digging an Australia-sized hole for itself

Australia is showing that smaller allies have agency and it’s no easy matter to coerce democracies into subservience.
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COVID-19 Wuhan lab theory gets more serious look

Top U.S. public health officials and experts are increasingly lending credibility to the need for a deeper investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.Scientists who previously downplayed or dismissed the hyp…
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Democrats must not remain silent as Republicans self-destruct

Democrats should assist their Republican counterparts in getting their party back by continuing to seek and speak the truth.
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Biden's job approval ticks upward to 62 percent, poll finds

President Biden’s approval is hovering just above 60 percent more than four months into his presidency, buoyed by his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and improving views of the U.S. economy, according to a new Harvar…
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McConnell sends warning shot on Schumer's China bill

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is warning that Republicans want additional changes to legislation aimed at combating China’s competitiveness before a final vote.The warning shot comes as Senate Majo…
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Federal judges says Georgia's anti-BDS law violates First Amendment

A federal judge said that a Georgia law banning the state from doing business with anyone promoting a boycott of Israel violates the First Amendment.In a ruling issued Friday, District Court Judge Mark Cohen reject…
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McCarthy, McConnell drive over their lieutenants to stop bipartisan Jan. 6 commission

Their decisions to publicly undercut prominent caucus members had nothing to do with principle, everything to do with power.
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US advises against traveling to Japan ahead of Olympics

The State Department on Monday issued an advisory warning Americans not to travel to Japan, just two months before the Summer Olympics are scheduled to begin in Tokyo.A notice on the agency’s website stated that a…
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White House pushes for independent investigation on COVID-19 origins

The White House on Monday said that officials cannot draw a conclusion about the origins of COVID-19 without an independent investigation and more data from China.”We are and we have repeatedly called for the [Worl…
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