Sen. Cotton: Secret Service Did Not Ask Hunter Biden About Cocaine Found In White House

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Over the weekend, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said that the Secret Service did not ask President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, about the cocaine that was found in the White House earlier this month. Cotton made his comments during an interview with Shannon Bream on Fox News’ “Fox News Sunday” when asked about a letter he had sent to the Secret Service about the situation.  “We’ve got no answers,” Cotton said. “That’s not surprising. The Secret Service is a troubled agency as it’s long had challenges. It probably needs new leadership.” “I take this very seriously. I mean, what if this

Trump: Cocaine Found In White House ‘Probably’ Belonged To President Biden

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The cocaine found in the White House last week “probably” belonged to President Biden, according to former President Trump. Trump made his comments on Wednesday during an interview with “Real America’s Voice.” “What is your reaction when you see cocaine in the White House? Is that even possible?” host Wayne Allen Root asked.  “You saw I put out a Truth [Social post]… that it’s, in my opinion, it’s Hunter and probably Joe. Because you watch Joe at the beginning of a speech and he’s got a little life, not much, but he’s got a little life. And by the end

Biden To Lithuanian President: U.S. Will Provide ‘All That You Need’ If Russia Invades

On Tuesday, Democrat President Joe Biden told the president of Lithuania that the United States would provide everything his country needs if Russia invades the Baltic States. “Our pledge to be with you has not wavered,” Biden said. “It didn’t take us long to get thousands of troops here when Russia invaded the second time. We’ll be assured that you’re gonna have all that you need. We have the secretary of defense here today. We can send him alone.” Biden tells Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda: "It didn't take us long to get thousands of troops here when Russia invaded the

Biden Admin Sending Cluster Munitions To Ukraine After Calling Their Use A ‘War Crime’

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On Friday, President Biden’s Department of Defense announced that it would be sending additional military aid to Ukraine – including controversial cluster munitions, which are expected to lead to more civilian casualties.  The dual-purpose improved conventional munitions (DPICMs), commonly known as cluster munitions, are “surface-to-surface warheads that explode and disperse multiple small munitions or bombs over wide areas — bringing more widespread destruction than single rounds. The rounds can be charges that penetrate armored vehicles, or they can shatter or fragment to be more dangerous for people,” NBC News explained.  Human rights groups oppose the use of cluster munitions because

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