On Tuesday’s Front Page: President Biden and former President Trump will make dueling visits to the southern U.S. border, the Supreme Court is wading into the thorny intersection of social media and free speech, and more.
The Supreme Court on Monday waded into the thorny intersection of social media companies and free speech, struggling to figure out whether state laws seeking to stop the tech giants’ censorship is worse than the censorship itself.
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New jailhouse testimony from a former Biden family business associate details at least two calls between Hunter Biden and his father, then the vice president, about lucrative business deals with China and Russia.
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President Biden and former President Donald Trump will make dueling visits to the border on Thursday, jockeying for political advantage and blame on an issue increasingly crucial to voters.
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To fully understand the slate of bad options facing the U.S. in Somalia, consider this: National security analysts say the Somali government troops are “several degrees of magnitude worse” than the hapless Afghan National Army that surrendered to the Taliban in a matter of weeks in 2021 after the Biden administration announced the U.S. combat troop withdrawal.
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The Chinese military has adopted a strategy for a conflict with the United States that calls for “space coercion” as an element of deterrence, according to a U.S. Air Force think tank report.
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