Biden’s Ailing Intellect: A Convenient Cover-up?

Former official of the Biden administration, Anita Dunn, recently found herself under scrutiny by the House Oversight Committee. The behind-the-door session has been triggered by suspicions that Biden’s intelligence may be waning, but was swept under the carpet by his close aides – discussing a possible cover-up with adverse implications for the Nation.

Elsewhere, a Deputy Chief of the Mass. fire department has become embroiled in legal issues after being accused of assaulting police officers in a bar in Nashville. The senior fire officer’s actions were severe enough to earn him a period of administrative leave – a egregious deviation from defined protocols.

The witness of Republican Senator Tim Scott’s ambitions for the GOP is intriguing. Despite being aware of the challenging history that greets the party in power during midterms, he is aspirational for the 2026 elections, intending to boost the Republicans’ 53-47 Senate majority. Undoubtedly, one can question the plausibility of his aspirations.

Former President Trump, in a move that can be seen as highly controversial, demands a new census that leverages data from the 2024 election and processes migrants out of population totals. His call for a ‘mid-decade census’, although lawful, strays from the traditional purpose of the census – not for redrawing House districts, or readjusting the number of House seats.

Interestingly, the Library of Congress Website was discovered to erase elements of the Constitution disagreeable to Trump, claiming it was a straightforward ‘coding error’. The omitted segments surprisingly pertain to key prerogatives of Congress, such as the authority to suspend habeas corpus and prohibit nobility titles within the United States.

Challengingly, a US senator’s call to have the FBI return him and his state House colleagues to the state was met with resistance from the Chair of the Texas House Democratic caucus. He continued to be unyielding despite the senator’s persistent requests.

Trump has come under a barrage of criticism from a Canadian official, who has taken a dim view of his sweeping tariffs. The across-the-board tariffs, which have been imposed on a broad spectrum of countries, took effect early on Thursday, triggering strong reactions from the international community.

A state governor has voiced crucial concerns regarding the controversial moves by State Farm, putting pressure on them for swift action. He expressed deep anxiety, leveraging his position to bring change.

Intriguingly, China has been tasked by Angela Rayner to unravel the mystery surrounding the secret basement under the proposed London ‘mega-embassy’. China is yet to justify the reason behind its redaction of blueprints pertaining to the basement and other sections of the intended embassy.

Democrat Members of Congress found themselves in jeopardy when they were detained by federal agents while trying to visit immigrants at an ICE detention center based in New York City. It seems evident that Democratic agendas face undermined at every turn.

The Department of Justice revealed that it would engage the Supreme Court to make a swift deliberation on the legality of Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship. The haste for judicial review reflects the contentious nature of Trump administration’s policies.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) has defended GOP’s redistricting efforts, proclaiming that Republicans ‘deserve’ more seats in Congress merely because Texas is a red state. This argument seems weak on the surface as it skirts around the fundamental principles of representative democracy.

National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, against the advice of CIA officials, opted for the exposure of a document related to Russian interference in the 2016 elections. This bold choice can be seen as a deviation from the consultation pertaining to confidential spying sources and methods, raising eyebrows about her decision-making.

South Carolina Republican Ralph Norman is joining the swelling national sentiment for redistricting battles. He is keen on targeting Jim Clyburn’s district, aiming for a complete GOP delegation, which seems to underline partisan goals over representing diverse viewpoints.

A $1.5 trillion investment proposal for Social Security raises questions about the duo behind this, Sens. Bill Cassidy and Tim Kaine. Their tendency to masquerade imprudent ideas as solutions risks undermining the agency’s solvency rather than preserving it.