House Republicans voted to authorize an impeachment inquiry regarding President Joe Biden‚ while Democrats opposed the resolution‚ which passed 221-212 in a strictly party-line vote.The resolution states‚ "The Committees on Oversight and Accountability‚ Ways and Means‚ and the Judiciary are directed to continue their ongoing investigations as part of the House of Representatives inquiry into whether sufficient grounds exist for the House of Representatives to exercise its Constitutional power to impeach" the president."As President Biden continues to stonewall lawful Congressional subpoenas‚ today's vote of the full House of Representatives authorizing the inquiry puts us in the strongest position to enforce these subpoenas in court‚" House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.)‚ House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.)‚ House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.)‚ and House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) said in a joint statement."We have seen witness testimony and bank records showing millions of dollars flowing to the Biden family from foreign adversaries. Witnesses have testified about the President’s numerous interactions with his family's foreign clients. The President and White House have repeatedly misled the public‚ shifted the goalposts‚ and stonewalled our investigation‚" the GOP lawmakers said. — (@) But Biden accused Republicans of engaging in a "political stunt.""Instead of doing anything to help make Americans’ lives better‚ they are focused on attacking me with lies. Instead of doing their job on the urgent work that needs to be done‚ they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt that even Republicans in Congress admit is not supported by facts‚" the president said in a statement.The House voted in favor of impeaching Trump twice during his presidential tenure‚ but both efforts fell short of reaching the threshold necessary for conviction in the Senate. The Senate vote during the second Trump impeachment push took place after Trump had already departed office.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A 46-year-old man was arrested for the alleged murder and decapitation of his 74-year-old mother at her apartment in Ocean City‚ New Jersey. Police said that Jeffrey Surgent called 911 at about 4 p.m. on Friday and told the dispatcher that he had killed his mother and added that he suffered from bipolar disorder.When police arrived‚ they found Surgent naked and lying on top of the body of his mother‚ who had been decapitated and left in the hallway of their apartment building on 6th Street. They said her head was found on the floor several feet away. Court papers said that Surgent apologized repeatedly after police arrived and that he sang the religious song "Jesus Loves Me" as he was led away. Investigators said that security footage showed the man toss his mother's head out in the hallway and then drag her body out as well. Surgent was charged with first-degree murder and with two weapons offenses. He is being held at Cape May County.A neighbor in the apartment building said she had spent time with Surgent before the horrific incident. "We went to a BBQ‚" said Janice Powers to WPVI-TV. "He just played with the kids and he was really nice. I don't know what to say. It was weird."The family of the victim and her son were understandably shaken by the incident. They have asked for help through a GoFundMe account that has raised more than $6‚600. "She lived with us and helped us with our day-to-day lives. Without her‚ we can't afford rent or food and we cannot pay for her burial or cremation‚" said the family in the donation page. Ocean City is a beach town about 11 miles south of Atlantic City with a population of 11‚000 people. Here's a local news report about the harrowing incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Roshan Salih — who indicates on X that he is the editor of a British Muslim news website and has described himself as "self employed" — has claimed that there is no evidence of Palestinian-perpetrated atrocities targeting civilians in Israel on October 7. "Why do Muslims have to condemn Palestinian 'atrocities against civilians' on October 7 when there is zero proof that any took place?!" Salih wrote. "Israeli officials‚ MSM and Zionists shouting that they happened do not constitute evidence. And Hamas go pro footage only shows soldiers being targeted and hostages being taken. So show us the proof! If you do I will change my mind because I'm a reasonable person. But as long as you don't then I'm going to stick to what I've always said: Hamas targeted Israeli soldiers and captured hostages to bargain for Palestinian hostages‚ while non-combattants [sic] got killed in crossfire‚ mainly killed by the Israeli army.""Massacre-denial is now a real thing‚" Piers Morgan wrote when responding to Salih's post. — (@) Hamas terrorists perpetrated heinous atrocities in Israel on October 7‚ including murder‚ rape‚ and kidnapping. Democratic Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland‚ who was one of the U.S. lawmakers who viewed footage of the attacks‚ said in a statement that it "will forever haunt" him and that "these videos will forever serve as a testament to Hamas' utter moral depravity.""In one clip‚ two little boys watch a Hamas fighter kill their father right before their eyes. In another‚ a terrorist stands over the bodies of dead Jews as he brags to his parents over the phone about how he killed ten Jews with his bare hands. We saw images of mutilated infants‚ defiled corpses‚ and families burned alive in their homes‚" Hoyer noted.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Since the Great Depression‚ Skid Row in Los Angeles has been infamous for its condensed homeless population‚ poverty‚ and crime. The post 44 Haunting Images Of Skid Row In Los Angeles — And The Tragic History Behind It appeared first on All That's Interesting.

NBC News: Elon Musk's Cybertruck Would Be Lethal to Pedestrians‚ Experts Say

Megyn Kelly Give a 'HARD NO' to Ending Bud Light Boycott

Apple released iOS 17.2 earlier this week‚ introducing the highly-anticipated Journal app. While I initially thought I wouldn't need it‚ I'm reconsidering the app for specific purposes‚ like traveling and workouts. Therefore‚ I will tweak the app's Journaling Suggestions to meet my needs. I might not even use the suggestions and stick with manual entries. However‚ exploring the Journal app also made me realize there's an important privacy setting iPhone users should consider turning on now that the Journal app is here‚ whether they want to journal or not. Specifically‚ the iPhone will now detect other devices around you to potentially use that information in journaling suggestions. All the Journal data is stored on the iPhone and not shared with Apple. Therefore‚ the detection feature should be private. But Apple has a new setting that lets you avoid being associated with anyone's smart Journal suggestions. Continue reading... The post Check this privacy feature before you use the iPhone’s new Journal app appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Apple Watch Series 9 plummets to new all-time low of $289 Best Apple deals for December 2023 Apple M2 Mac mini drops to $499 on sale‚ and it’s never been cheaper Trending Right Now: The Geminids meteor shower will peak tonight‚ don’t miss it 5 of the best HBO documentaries you can watch right now Nextbase iQ dash cam review: The smartest dash cam around

U.S. officials say Russian hackers are targeting servers hosting outdated versions of software made by the Czech tech company JetBrains for potential SolarWinds-style espionage operations.

Sen. Chuck Grassley‚ R-Iowa‚ revealed that he has yet to see any evidence that President Joe Biden was involved in his son's allegedly shady foreign business dealings.

A former global diversity strategist at Facebook pleaded guilty to stealing over $4 million from the company through an "elaborate scheme involving fraudulent vendors‚ fictitious charges‚ and cash kickbacks‚" according to federal prosecutors.