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Gabe Kaminsky of the Washington Examiner reports on revealing new documents. In the summer of 2021, the White House convened a meeting over Zoom with outside groups to plan on…
Alana Goodman of the Washington Free Beacon reports on new developments in a controversy surrounding the White House press secretary. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says the administration’s lawyers…
Ahead of an election, a national government is using its resources to create and mobilize voters from among those who are dependent on government aid. If that news were coming…
Dan McLaughlin of National Review Online considers a new Trump-related controversy in context. The Trump campaign is under fire in some quarters for violating the Hatch Act during the Republican…
I have only one question: why does bureaucrat still have a job? An IRS help line worker has been suspended for 100 days without pay for urging callers to reelect…
Victor Davis Hanson uses his latest National Review Online column to list high-profile examples of ethics-related scandals in President Obama’s administration. Almost nothing that former secretary of health and human…
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel has issued a news release about its investigation into IRS employees who were alleged to have campaigned for Democrats while on the job. The…
• John Tedesco, the Republican nominee for state Schools Superintendent, says campaign contributions he has received, and which are being questioned by a Democratic activist, are entirely appropriate. • U.S.…
You know that news we’ve been hearing for the last day or so that the Office of Special Counsel had ruled that Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius violated…
Equal-time media has to cast aspersions about an Orlando doctor speaking his mind about Obamacare. People employed by the federal government aren’t supposed to engage in political activities, but with…