Accountability
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Tucker Carlson announces he will no longer support the Republican Party: 'I'm out'
Carlson, who has been a Republican for 35 years, clarified that he would not be supporting Democrats moving forward and was not sure who he would be voting for in future elections.
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Stung by SCOTUS, appeals court blocks California law that hides gender confusion from parents
"The Supreme Court has spoken to every state legislature and school district in America: you do not have the right to keep parents in the dark about their own children," say lawyers for parents whose victory led to new appeals ruling.
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U.S. intel located video proving coronavirus research in China, even as Fauci continued to deny
Newly declassified documents show the Intelligence Community had circulated a video of a U.S. government grantee describing experiments in China to manipulate coronaviruses to predict human transmission.
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US has thrown away 82 million COVID-19 vaccines, CDC
Millions of vaccines have expired and been thrown out showing the inefficiencies in distribution and complacent waste.
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Campus speech police update: One prof investigated for tweet reclaims job, as another loses his
After four months in limbo, libertarian legal scholar Ilya Shapiro is reinstated at Georgetown Law, while St. Joseph's math professor cleared in racial bias probe now alleges retaliation by university.
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NIH finds millions to protect tattooed from sun, prod elderly to walk, study road safety in India
"While Americans were relying on the National Institutes of Health to combat COVID, they were spending your tax dollars in questionable ways," writes Sen. James Lankford in "Federal Fumbles."
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Washington Post adds editor's note to Amber Heard's legally defamatory op-ed
Amber Heard was found guilty of defaming her ex-husband Johnny Depp via a Washington Post op-ed published under her name several years ago.
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5 new questions about Russia collusion probe emerging from Sussman trial
Questions about the Steele dossier may be answered in the October trial of Igor Danchenko, while new revelations from Congress show the FBI had a unique relationship with the Clinton campaign's main law firm.
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Moral of Sussmann trial: Americans see lying as a DC norm, making punishment hard
"There are bigger things that affect the nation than a possible lie to the FBI," jury forewoman declares after verdict.
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Ex-Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Sussmann found not guilty of lying to FBI
Sussmann faced a single charge of providing a false statement to the FBI in the closing weeks of the 2016 presidential race.
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IRS squanders nearly $1B in erroneous pandemic credits, won't try to recoup: Treasury watchdog
Despite 6% budget increase, expected addition of 10,000 agents, IRS claims it can't spare resources to recover $600M in bungled payments.
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GOP leader Kevin McCarthy challenges legitimacy of Jan. 6 panel, subpoena to him
Defiant letter signals McCarthy intends to contest the subpoena to compel his testimony and documents, a move that could eventually land the matter in federal court
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Viewpoint Diversity Score business index pushing back on woke dominance of corporate advocacy
GoDaddy, Adobe, Microsoft, Airbnb score worst in inaugural ratings of 50 companies in Fortune 1000 with "greatest potential to impact free speech and religious freedom."