The Bizarre 'Titan' Story Just Got Even Weirder: U.S. Officials Appear to Have Covered Up Discovery of Implosion
The five crew members, who had all signed iron-clad death waivers, were undoubtedly lost by Sunday evening. The U.S. government let Americans believe they might still be alive for days.
In the worst week of news for Biden's struggling presidency, a story had unexpectedly popped up to the surface that had millions of Americans enthralled. It fueled breathless media coverage that created a massive smokescreen for the Biden administration.
The curious story enveloped and smothered ugly political developments like Adam Schiff's censure, Joe Biden's impeachment vote passing the floor, and IRS whistleblower testimony that implicated both Joe and Hunter Biden in a shakedown scheme with a Chinese business tycoon.
Even more damning, the whistleblower testified under oath about the Department of Justice's efforts to cover up Biden crimes, obstruct justice, and hide evidence from investigators. If proven true, and the sources are both credible and trustworthy, then these should be presidency-ending developments. It should also mean years behind bars for the president's son at a minimum.
During a news cycle that would have led to relentless coverage of brewing scandals under any Republican president, the coverage became flooded with the ill-fated tale of the Titan submersible.
