Accountability
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New Mexico court orders Facebook's parent company Meta to pay $567 million for harms to young people
In March, a jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million in civil penalties, which is now on top of the $567 million payment, after determining that the company knowingly harmed children's mental health and concealed what it knew about child sexual exploitation on its platforms.
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You Vote: With the Senate committee vote to hold Dr. Fauci in contempt, what is going to happen?
The committee vote Thursday is expected to initiate a process that would result in the Justice Department considering whether to charge him with a crime.
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Disgraced Cambridge professor appears to have stolen memoir title from old TV show
The same credentials, charity record, plagiarism and life story that Cambridge, Simon & Schuster -- and years of fawning press coverage -- were all accepted without checking. It all fell apart the moment one outside academic actually looked into it. The institutions' first instinct was to defend the man and attack the people asking questions, caling them conservative “activists” and racists.
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Tucker Carlson releases interview with Vladimir Putin
The interview itself, which Carlson posted in full on his website, began with Putin giving a thorough history lesson on the origins of the Russian state and the Ukrainian relationship with the Rus people.
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Classified Ukraine documents discovered in Biden’s possession from time of Hunter’s Burisma work
The House impeachment inquiry into President Biden has previously sought to determine if any of the classified documents discovered in unsecured locations related to Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings.
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Special prosecutor gives scathing assessment of Biden’s mental acuity
The special counsel decided not to charge President Biden for willfully keeping and sharing classified documents, but delivered an assessment of his mental acuity that raises new concerns.
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Biden used private email and fake names for official business, shared White House comms with family
The National Archives have only turned over 60 of the 82,000 secretive -- and possibly illegal -- emails preserved in its records, which frustrated Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, who vowed to use the “power of the gavel” to obtain the records. A former FBI intelligence officer said "Not only does it violate federal records laws [...] Gmail is not a secure government communications system. And especially not for White House business.”
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Impeachment witness struggled to define Hunter Biden’s value to Chinese company
Mervyn Yan helped facilitate payments from a joint venture with Chinese company CEFC to both Hunter and James Biden, but couldn't define the value received.
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Former Hunter Biden business partner Bobulinski set to testify in House's Biden impeachment inquiry
Bobulinski previously produced text messages to the FBI covering his business dealings with Hunter Biden and the Chinese energy company CEFC and has publicly accused the Bidens of lying.
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Kremlin confirms Putin interview with Tucker Carlson
The spokesman also said that Carlson's actions were "in no way pro-Russian, it is not pro-Ukrainian - it is pro-American."
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Impeachment witness says no record of work, loan to James Biden before payment to brother
Undocumented loans from failed health company Americore to James Biden came under scrutiny by the House Oversight Committee after it discovered he used some of the funds to repay a $200,000 "loan" from Joe Biden.
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Tucker Carlson reportedly spotted in Moscow amid speculation of interview with Vladimir Putin
The idea of a potential interview with Putin sparked both praise and backlash online.
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Democrats defend Dearborn after op-ed calls Michigan city 'America’s Jihad Capital'
Michigan's two U.S. senators both said the opinion piece was "wrong," although neither said what specifically was wrong in the column.