Accountability

Trump says Tucker Carlson has 'lost his way' and 'he's not MAGA'

Chairman of January 6 subcommittee subpoenas T-Mobile for records of alleged January 5 pipe bomber

He wrote that the suspect, Brian Cole, Jr., was captured five times on surveillance footage using a cellphone in the areas where the bombs were planted.

Disorderly conduct case against Wisconsin Democrat lawmaker set to begin

Sylvia Ortiz-Velez was charged after a Sept. 2 phone call where she reportedly threatened another member of the Assembly.

You Vote: With both Bill and Hillary Clinton having testified about Epstein, what do you think?

Clinton became the first former president to be forced to comply with a congressional subpoena when he testified in front of the panel Friday. He was threatened with being held in contempt of Congress if he continued to refuse.

Media

Bill Gates says mass shutdowns are needed to stop coronavirus spread.

"Those meetings were a mistake," says a flustered Bill Gates during grilling about Jeffrey Epstein

When asked if he'd learned a lesson, Gates responded, "Well, he's dead, so ..."

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

Judge in case of anti-Trump mudslinger is married to attorney for ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Page

Officials say Judge Christopher Cooper's ties to leading Democrats and key figure in discredited Trump-Russia probe should disqualify him from case of Michael Sussmann, lawyer who fed anti-Trump dirt to FBI while hiding connection to Hillary Clinton campaign.

Watchdogs

Amid homeless surge, California spent only $2M of $316M homeless COVID relief allocation: audit

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's state housing arm "did not take critical steps to ensure" that federal pandemic relief aid for the homeless "promptly benefited the vulnerable population for which it was intended," the auditor found.

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

New Durham indictment exposes second leg of Hillary Clinton's Russia collusion dirty trick

Indictment alleges Democrat lawyer was paid by Clinton campaign to develop documents on alleged Russia collusion computer link to Trump and give it to FBI in final days of election despite concerns it was a 'red herring'

Political Ethics

Screen grab from the Federal Reserve website of Chairman Jerome Powell on April 29, 2020

Fed chief orders ethics review of central bank

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell directed staff to the central bank's ethics rules following recent reports that two of the system's regional bank presidents had been active investors during 2020.

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

Durham indicts Democrat lawyer for making false statement when he fed Russia dirt to FBI

Lawyer Michael Sussmann fed debunked story to FBI about alleged computer communications between Trump and Russia and was paid by the Clinton campaign, indictment stated.