President Biden has faced a rough week after marking his first year in office. Based on the latest Sunday shows, voters from all political backgrounds have begun to notice. Facts On CBS’ “Face the Nation,” host Margaret Brennan appeared with a ‘Listening to America’ focus group of voters to discuss issues concerning Americans. Among the […] More

Facts The top diplomats of Russia and the United States held crucial talks on Friday as a weeks-long standoff over Ukraine tetters on the cusp of a pivotal and potentially violent phase, with rising concerns that Europe may again be beset by war. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov […] More

Ruling temporarily blocks the enforcement of mandates while litigation continues. Facts In a 6-3 ruling by the Republican-appointed justices, Supreme Court recently stopped the rule temporarily, indicating that it would likely be blocked permanently if the administration chooses to continue fighting the litigation. However, the court did allow a vaccine mandate for the millions of […] More

While federal officials have said the United States’ battle with the Omicron variant, several major cities have begun reaching the point where infection case numbers are starting to drop off. Facts Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said during an interview with CNN earlier this week that some areas of the country that were first to struggle […] More

The White House scrambles to convince house Dems to promote Biden’s accomplished benefits as Biden prepared for his press conference for his first year complete. Facts Democrats have already passed a pandemic aid package and infrastructure law totaling $2.4 trillion.  Many lawmakers, however, remain determined to log another legislative achievement they can champion, worried that […] More

This week, for the first time, the Senate Democrats are going to try- and fail- to get rid of the filibuster for their voting rights legislation agenda.  Facts On Tuesday afternoon, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer opened debate on the House-passed voting rights bill, a combination bill wrapping in the Freedom to Vote Act and John […] More

White House press secretary Jen Psaki tried to attack Gov. Gleen Youngkin, as he fulfilled a campaign promise, quickly regretted it. Facts The newly sworn-in governor quickly met defiance of his executive order from some of Virginia’s bluer areas, including Psaki’s home of Arlington County, as well as Fairfax, Alexandria, and Richmond. Arlington County said […] More

FBI identified suspect as Malik Faisal Akram, a British citizen who called for the release of a known counterterrorist Texas inmate. Facts Malik Faisal Akram, a 44-year-old British citizen, was the “hostage taker” at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, near Fort Worth. The U.K. government’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office confirmed earlier Sunday to Fox […] More

U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., published White House chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci’s unredacted financial records and accused him of being misleading when he told the Senate his financial disclosure forms were publicly available. Facts Fauci’s financial disclosure documents can be requested from the National Institute of Health. They aren’t listed in the same searchable […] More

Two of the biggest blows to the White House this year came on Thursday – one at the hands of two Democratic senators and another from the Supreme Court. Facts On Thursday, Sen. Krysten Sinema, D-Ariz., went to the Senate floor to detail her opposition to partisan changes to the Senate filibuster, essentially killing Democrats’ […] More