Dog Bites Man: President Biden’s Troublesome Pup Takes Center Stage at the White House In journalism folklore, “Dog Bites Man” is a monotonous headline that depicts a predictable incident – a non-news story that should never be written or read. However, what if the dog in question belongs to the President of the United States? …
The White House strongly condemned the brazen attack on the Cuban embassy in Washington, D.C., on Sunday night, where a man allegedly threw two Molotov cocktails at the building. Addressing the incident, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized, “Attacks against diplomatic facilities are completely unacceptable.” The White House is closely coordinating with Cuban embassy officials …
An astonishing incident unfolded outside a campaign event in Los Angeles featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as an armed man, accused of impersonating a federal officer, was apprehended by the police. The Los Angeles Police Department received a distress call on Friday afternoon reporting the presence of a man wearing a US Marshals Service …
President Biden’s dogs have had some issues with Secret Service officers. First, Major was sent away after biting one officer. Now, Commander is also causing trouble. According to records from the Department of Homeland Security, Commander the German shepherd has bitten Secret Service officers at least 10 times between October 2022 and January, including one …
An Investigation into Cocaine Found at the White House: The Secret Service’s Incompetence The Secret Service has failed to identify the individual responsible for bringing cocaine into the White House (“WH cocaine ‘cover-up,’ ” July 14). It is evident that their incompetence is astounding, as they seem incapable of even basic investigative work. One can’t help …
The recent shutdown of the White House cocaine investigation by the Secret Service has been met with skepticism and disbelief. One of the excuses given by the agency was that they didn’t want to infringe on the civil rights of potential suspects. However, this explanation falls flat when considering the FBI’s actions during the Capitol …
The Secret Service has informed lawmakers that its investigation into the discovery of cocaine at the White House will be closed without identifying a suspect. During a routine security check, a bag of white powder was found in a cubby where belongings are stored. Despite efforts, the Secret Service was unable to determine who deposited …