IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley’s lawyers say latest Hunter Biden probe reports confirm his testimony
“This is exactly the sort of preferential treatment these IRS agents blew the whistle on to begin with,” the attorneys said.
Election integrity app allows users to find suspected irregularities, report them to officials
The app may provide more data points and clarity to the debate on voting integrity by mapping where incidents of irregularity have been reported
Wisconsin congressman warns left will double down on affirmative action hiring after SCOTUS ruling
Rep. Grothman said that diversity hires will continue to go up in federal agencies and they’ve been prominent there for a while
Republican lawmakers fume over Trump indictment, accuse Biden admin of political motivations
FBI agents raided Trump’s estate in August of last year seeking classified documents he may have taken from the White House.
Trump says the DOJ has indicted him in ‘DARK DAY’ for the country
Trump’s reference to the “boxes hoax” appears to refer the FBI’s seizure of materials from his Mar-a-Lago estate in August of last year.
Trump fumes over DOJ indictment: ‘Warfare for the law’
“Our country is in decline. We’re a failing nation. And this is what they do,” he concluded.
Liz Harrington says the American people crave common sense, Trump is top pick
‘They want common sense. They want what we had under President Trump’s historic first term,’ Harrington said.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon hints at future in politics: ‘Maybe one day I’ll serve my country’
Dimon also said he is “quite happy” working at JP Morgan, adding, “So now I’m here.”
‘Jews Against Soros’ launched to argue criticizing Democrat megadonor ‘isn’t antisemitic’
Soros has come under fire for giving donations to help elect progressive prosecutors.
Target latest on growing list of woke U.S. companies to misread customers, pay price
Americans generally seem to support LGBTQ+ rights but think corporate American has “gone too far with the trans agenda,” says crisis management expert.