Noem says saw and heard about ‘illegal activity’ while campaigning in states for President Trump
The South Dakota GOP governor said a voter told her that she received six ballots in the mail.
James Comer pointedly warns against witness intimidation, too narrow DOJ focus in Hunter Biden probe
“We’ve got witnesses that are scared to death to come forward,”alleged the Kentucky Republican, chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. “They fear for their lives.”
Provocative talk show host Jerry Springer dies at 79, family says
The talkshow host was 79.
GAO: Improved fraud detection needed for ‘high risk’ IRS, Medicare
The IRS estimated it paid between $50 million and $250 million to identity theft (IDT) refund fraudsters in 2021.
Another Bud Light marketing executive placed on leave over Dylan Mulvaney backlash
People familiar with the matter said that the executives were not voluntarily placed on leave.
Democratic operative Tanden, whose ‘toxic’ tweets cost her OMB post, to replace Rice at WH, reports
Susan Rice resigned Monday the president’s top domestic policy adviser.
Supreme Court denies oil companies’ appeals in climate cases
Appeals courts so far have decided in favor of the state and local governments in these cases.
McCarthy expects debt limit bill to pass House this week, as key Senate Dems urge Biden to negotiate
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy invited the president to meet with the House GOP to hash out a deal raising the debt ceiling in exchange for spending restraint.
In prison tweets, Avenatti warns unseen evidence may benefit Trump in Bragg case
Avenatti posted the warning prior to Trump’s Saturday announcement that he expected to be arrested this week.
State Department Orders Family Members of Embassy Personnel to Leave Kyiv, Elevates Travel Warning for Ukraine, Russia
The U.S. State Department ordered family members of U.S. government employees at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv to leave the Ukrainian capital and authorized the voluntary departure of non-essential civil…