Elon Musk, the tech mogul and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has slammed US President Joe Biden for calling him an illegal migrant, accusing Biden of lying. The spat stems from Biden’s recent remarks at an event in Pittsburgh where he jokingly referred to Musk as an ‘illegal worker’ when he entered the US. Musk has countered Biden’s claims, asserting he was on a valid visa that converted to a work visa.
President Joe Biden has accused Elon Musk of being an illegal worker in the U.S. during his early years, pointing to a Washington Post report that Musk lacked a work visa while founding Zip2. The accusation comes amidst Musk’s vocal criticism of the Biden administration’s immigration policies and his active support for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
President Biden sparked confusion during a speech at the Gila River Indian Community, referring to Senator Mark Kelly’s wife, Gabrielle Giffords, in the past tense. This incident follows a pattern of Biden’s recent gaffes, including confusing living European leaders with deceased predecessors. While the White House has defended these slip-ups, critics see them as a sign of Biden’s mental acuity.
President Joe Biden has voiced deep concern over the unauthorized release of classified documents detailing Israel’s potential retaliatory attack against Iran. The documents, marked top secret and dated October 15 and 16, were shared on Telegram and contain sensitive information related to Israeli military deployments. The White House is investigating the leak, with officials yet to determine whether it was a leak or a hack. The incident raises serious national security implications and highlights the potential vulnerabilities of classified information sharing within the “Five Eyes” alliance.
The White House has confirmed that classified documents detailing Israel’s potential plans for a retaliatory strike against Iran have been leaked, prompting President Biden to express deep concern. The administration is investigating the unauthorized release of these sensitive documents, which were reportedly shared within the ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence alliance and posted on the Telegram messaging app. The documents provide insights into Israel’s preparations for a military strike in response to Iran’s ballistic missile attack in October 2023.
A recent controversy surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris’ alleged plagiarism in her 2009 book has sparked debate about double standards in media coverage, particularly when compared to the reaction to similar accusations against Joe Biden during his 1987 presidential campaign. This article delves into the contrasting narratives surrounding these events, exploring how the media’s approach to plagiarism accusations appears to be influenced by political leanings.
Bob Woodward’s upcoming book, ‘War’, unveils a strained relationship between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, highlighting Biden’s private disapproval of Netanyahu’s actions in Gaza and Iran. The book reveals Biden’s strong criticism of Netanyahu’s military operations and his concerns about Israel’s global image.
Renowned author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki expressed alarm over escalating global tensions and criticized the current U.S. leadership, raising concerns about a potential World War III. Kiyosaki’s comments highlight the ongoing political divide and concerns about global stability.
Former US President Donald Trump has reignited tensions with Iran by calling on Israel to strike its nuclear facilities in retaliation for recent missile attacks. This statement comes as the US scrambles to prevent escalation and maintain diplomatic channels with Israel, amid concerns that Israel may choose to retaliate on the anniversary of Hamas’s attack.
President Biden reportedly feels sidelined as Vice President Kamala Harris leads the Democratic presidential campaign against Donald Trump. Biden, who stepped down from the race in July, expressed feeling overlooked by the party and Harris’s campaign, particularly after her statement emphasizing her difference from him during a debate.
