Aaron Kliegman

San Francisco August 11, 2023

San Francisco has the worst pandemic recovery in the nation as city is mired in crime, homelessness: study

San Francisco is showing the slowest post-COVID pandemic recovery of any major U.S. or Canadian city, according to newly published data.

Elizabeth Warren August 10, 2023

Top Dem senator on Hunter Biden: 'I always worry about the influence peddlers in Washington'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., expressed deep concern about influence peddling in Washington, D.C., when asked about the foreign business dealings of Hunter Biden.

Hunter Biden August 4, 2023

Hunter Biden prosecutor once considered bulldog on fraud takes heat for Hunter treatment

Federal prosecutor Leo Wise, regarded as willing to root out corruption among political elites, is now facing scrutiny for what critics have described as his soft prosecution of Hunter Biden.

Taxes August 4, 2023

Liberal groups supporting IRS push to build government-run tax filing system

Left-wing groups and Democrats in Congress are backing a plan by the IRS to build a government-run tax filing program that critics argue would give the agency too much power.

Israel August 2, 2023

'Squad' Democrat attends anti-Israel art show promoting destruction of Jewish state

Rep. Rashida Tlaib recently attended an art show with work on display that called for Israel's destruction and promoting known and suspected terrorists.

STATE AND LOCAL July 29, 2023

New blue state law gives government increased power to target pregnancy centers

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill into law that empowers the state attorney general to crack down on pregnancy centers that use "deceptive tactics."

Taxes July 28, 2023

New York, California lost more tax income than every other state as people fled liberal enclaves

New York and California experienced the largest loss of tax income from migration of any states as residents fled the deep-blue havens in droves, according to a new study.

Illinois July 28, 2023

Deep-blue state doled out $5.2 billion in 'overpayments' during COVID, gave millions to dead people: audit

Illinois improperly paid out billions of unemployment tax dollars during the COVID-19 pandemic, with tens of millions going to people who were either dead or in prison.

Hunter Biden July 27, 2023

Collapsed Hunter Biden plea deal would have given president's son immunity for host of potential crimes

Hunter Biden's plea deal with federal prosecutors, which fell apart on Wednesday, would have granted him broad immunity for a range of alleged and potential crimes.

California July 26, 2023

Amid California exodus, state population projected to be same in 2060 as today, data shows

California will have about the same population in 2060 as it does now and less people than it had just three years ago, according to new government projections.

Joe Biden July 24, 2023

Biden blowing off Black voters, reparations activists say: the president 'needs to act'

President Biden is taking Black voters for granted and losing their support by remaining silent on reparations for Black Americans, according to pro-reparations activists.

Hunter Biden July 23, 2023

Hunter Biden's 'sugar brother' lawyer spotted smoking bong on home balcony during visit from president's son

Hunter Biden's lawyer, who has been dubbed his "sugar brother," was spotted smoking a bong on the balcony of his Malibu, California, home while the president's son was visiting.

Donald Trump July 22, 2023

Trump calls for death penalty for human traffickers, vows to revive Title 42 to end child trafficking

Former President Donald Trump vowed if he's re-elected to pursue the death penalty for human traffickers and revive Title 42 to combat child trafficking.

MILITARY July 21, 2023

Biden overrules Pentagon, nominates first woman to head Navy

President Biden overruled the Pentagon and chose Adm. Lisa Franchetti to lead the Navy, making her the first woman, if she's confirmed, to be a Pentagon service chief.

Democrats July 20, 2023

Longtime Democratic lawmaker turned activist defects to Republican Party

A prominent Democrat and Jewish leader who served for decades as a New York lawmaker and now leads a group committed to fighting antisemitism is leaving the Democratic Party.

White House July 20, 2023

Biden under pressure to act on reparations as movement to make amends for slavery gains steam

President Biden is facing increased pressure to use his authority to advance efforts to give reparations to Black Americans as a way to make amends for slavery and racism.

California July 19, 2023

Newsom's mental health plan would take $700 million away from services, redirect money to housing homeless

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's mental health plan would strip over $700 million from annual services provided by county governments, according to a new report.

Homeless Crisis July 17, 2023

LA homeless crisis deepens, engulfs city in chaos as mayor empowers herself with emergency declaration

The homeless crisis devastating Los Angeles appears to be worsening as Mayor Karen Bass signed an updated emergency declaration giving her more extensive authorities.

Joe Biden July 16, 2023

Hollywood mogul with deep China ties, wife drop over $1.7M into coffers supporting Biden's reelection bid

President Biden’s super PAC received a massive seven-figure donation from one of the campaign's national co-chairs, former Disney CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg and his wife.

Stress and Anxiety July 15, 2023

The five most stressed-out U.S. cities are all run by Democrats: study

The country's five most stressed-out cities are all run by Democrats, with Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan, topping the list, according to a new study.

FBI July 15, 2023

US will become 'nation of chumps' if Congress allows FBI's warrantless surveillance of Americans, Turley warns

Congress must overhaul a federal law that has allowed the FBI to surveil American citizens without a warrant, according to experts who testified to lawmakers.

CRIME July 14, 2023

Top senator assails Biden for letting heroin users off easy while turning smokers into criminals

The Biden administration's criminal justice policies are allowing convicts and hard drug users to avoid punishment, according to a prominent U.S. senator.

STATE AND LOCAL July 13, 2023

Reparations push gains steam as communities nationwide consider payment plans — and not just for slavery

The campaign for government to pay reparations as a way to make amends for slavery and racism is gaining momentum as more communities across the country weigh proposals.

Supreme Court July 12, 2023

Sotomayor's wealth has skyrocketed since joining Supreme Court, raising ethics concerns

Sonia Sotomayor's net worth has increased significantly since joining the Supreme Court, according to financial disclosure forms and new revelations about her book deals.

California July 10, 2023

Dem bill in California would mandate judges to consider race when doling out prison sentences

A Democrat-backed bill in California would require judges to consider a convicted criminal's race when determining how long to sentence them to prison.

Supreme Court July 8, 2023

Justice Ketanji Jackson's faulty claim in affirmative action case takes another hit as lawyers 'clarify' brief

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made a flawed claim that had to be clarified by an outside law firm about Black newborns in a dissenting opinion.

MILITARY July 8, 2023

Transgender men should register for military draft 'if they want to be treated like men,' says GOP rep

Rep. Tim Burchett introduced a proposal that would require biological women who identify as men to register with Selective Service in case the U.S. has a military draft.

ELECTIONS July 7, 2023

Teens, Democrats continue push to lower voting age to 16

The Democrat-led movement to lower the voting age to 16 is gaining momentum as teenagers seek local victories while winning the support of some in the media.

Florida July 6, 2023

Florida ditched affirmative action years ago; here's how it worked out

Years before the Supreme Court rejected affirmative action in higher education, Florida unilaterally banned the use of race as a factor in college admissions.

Artificial Intelligence July 3, 2023

Biden administration pushing to make AI woke, adhere to far-left agenda: watchdog

The Biden administration is seeking to use artificial intelligence to promote a woke ideology, according to research from a conservative watchdog group.