Victor Morton is a journalist for The Washington Times, focusing on national news in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment, and current events. Victor's writing often provides a conservative perspective on these issues.
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By: Victor Morton
Timed as always to President’s Day weekend, the 2024 edition of the quadrennial Presidential Greatness Project Expert Survey put Mr. Biden among the top third of U.S. presidents at No. 14 (ahead of Ronald Reagan and tied with John Adams, e.g.).
In an interview Monday, the “Shark Tank” investor blasted last week's $355 million verdict against the former president as a threat to all businesses that turns New York into a “loser state.”
“We need to build the broadest possible coalition to defeat Donald Trump, defend our democracy and win back the House from his MAGA minions,” he said.
By: Victor Morton
Federal prosecutors asked District Judge Otis D. Wright on Wednesday to reverse an order releasing Alexander Smirnov from custody.
By: Victor Morton
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake of Arizona extended an olive branch to the daughter of the late Sen. John McCain this week. And promptly got whacked with it.
The former FBI informant arrested on charges of giving false information about the Bidens' business dealings in Ukraine has been arrested again — on the same charges.
Former President Donald Trump coaxed the Teamsters into making their first donation to the Republican Party in decades.
By: Victor Morton
Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado introduced a resolution Monday asking Vice President Kamala Harris and the Cabinet to invoke the amendment because Mr. Biden cannot perform as president.
Former President Donald Trump called independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. the “most Radical Left Candidate” … and still gave him a semi-endorsement.
One of the panelists suddenly removed from the Donald Trump hush-money jury in New York blasted the judge in the case Thursday as a coward and the prosecutors as unfair.
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