Paul noted that Fauci's spin operation was not only necessary for political purposes, but for survival, because in Fauci's capacity as a health official, he funded research to humanize the virus and re-adapted it to make it more contagious to humans.
Pro-life activist Ryan Bomberger questions the situation's validity, noting that Ridgway "makes a living off of clickbait.”
The democratic socialist candidate Janeese Lewis George appears poised to sail to victory as D.C.’s new mayor later this year. She said that the people of the city wanted a mayor who would “stand up to Trump.”
As U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick continues to advocate for a federal school choice program, he expressed optimism that first-term Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro would opt Pennsylvania into it. "I think that the rationale of this opportunity will hopefully convince him..."
Just hours before Georgia lawmakers were set to go into special session on Wednesday to redraw the state's congressional districts, House Speaker Jon Burns said it will not be on the agenda.
At the Group of 7 gathering in France, President Trump’s oscillations on his Iran deal and Ukraine left European leaders racing to catch up.
Fans from 48 countries are traveling to 16 host cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
The tournament began on June 11 in Mexico City, but matches have since been played at eight of the 11 World Cup stadiums in the United States.
Leo and President Trump have clashed in the past over the pontifex's criticism of the Iran war.
The Federal Reserve left its target interest rate unchanged in Kevin Warsh's first meeting as its chairman, alongside new projections showing that many top officials now anticipate raising interest rates this year. Why it matters: Warsh is taking charge of the central bank amid a renewed surge of inflation that has dashed hopes for interest rate cuts this year. - Against that complex backdrop, Warsh indicated that the ways the central bank conducts monetary policy are set for significant changes in the months ahead. Driving the news: The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday left its main interest rate target unchanged in a range of 3.5% to 3.75% for the fourth consecutive meeting. The decision was unanimous. - The…