John Bickley

How many other payments went to this source or other sources?

As I sit here, I do not know the answer to that question.

My role as special counsel... $35 million and you're giving money to people the country doesn't know who they are and you're giving their hard-earned money to these folks?

President Trump signed the Board of Peace into existence in Davos today.

Representatives from several countries, mostly from the Middle East and Eastern Europe, attended the event.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Jared Kushner, and U.S.

Special Envoy Steve Witkoff also appeared and gave a sneak peek at the vision for the future of Gaza.

Here's Witkoff.

Kushner described Gaza's current dependence on foreign aid and how, quote, free market economy principles may be the solution.

The National Institutes of Health will no longer fund research involving the use of fetal tissue derived from aborted babies.

The announcement made earlier today marks a significant win for the pro-life movement, which has long pushed to remove that profit motive for abortions.

In an interview with Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro, NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya said this limit won't cause harm to scientific innovation.

Now that there's better technology, there's no scientific harm to this.

He also pointed out that fetal tissue can still be used for NIH-funded research when necessary if it is not specifically from an abortion.

The announcement comes one day before the annual March for Life in D.C.,

Federal authorities arrested alleged agitators who took part in the anti-ice mob that stormed a church service in St.

Paul, Minnesota on Sunday.

Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Ter has the story.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant fired back at California Governor Gavin Newsom after being mocked as, quote, smug.

We are going to give guidance at some point to see what is a mom and pop.