Accountability
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Federal housing agency cutting off homelessness funding to California agency over fraud concerns
The letter details a variety of issues with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority's handing of federal funds, including conflicts of interest, financial mismanagement, fraud and lack of oversight.
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Whistleblower vindicated: Biden officials invented loophole to impose gender identity, flout court
Leaders "actively engaged in efforts to thwart at least one regional office from following the plain and unambiguous meaning" of the injunction against their gender identity reading of Title IX, Department of Education concludes.
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Office of Special Counsel wants sanctions on Biden officials who conspired to violate court order
Suggests Department of Education consider "monetary reward" for Kansas City whistleblower, "given the significance of the disclosure, the risks he took in coming forward, and the strength of ED’s substantiation."
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Democrat leader warns MLK Jr.'s niece Alveda King for claims against SPLC: 'you're under oath'
Outspoken Christian pro-life leader compares Southern Poverty Law Center's alleged commandeering of white supremacist groups to boost its fundraising to Klan bombing her house and then coming back as police.
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CBS's Bari Weiss to oversee CNN's editorial decisions if merger proceeds: Axios
Weiss has overseen a dramatic overhaul of CBS News after the buyout of her own The Free Press.
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JD Vance refers evidence of Minnesota fraud, Walz inaction to DOJ for criminal inquiry
Vance announced criminal referral in a social media post in which he raised concerns that Walz's administration tried to retaliate against whistleblowers.
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Hunter Biden defends laptop letter by ex-intel officials which falsely claimed Russian involvement
Hunter Biden is building a large online following, and is using his new platform to defend the intel officials who defended his dad — and him.
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Anti-Trump lawyer’s nonprofit secretly aided state prosecutions of Trump supporters, memos show
Free pro-bono assistance to attorneys general offices raises ethics concerns about donor influence, political bias, experts say.
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Clay Travis departs from "Outkick," media company he started 15 years ago
The company, founded in 2011, was sold to Fox News five years ago.
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Congressional report slams Minnesota's Walz, Ellison for turning ‘blind eye’ to mass welfare fraud
House oversight committee alleges that Minnesota Democrats in the state turned a blind eye to mass fraud because they feared "political retribution from the politically active Somali community." James Comer, R-Ky, and the committee chairman said "Americans are fed up with fraud and expect action from the government entrusted with their hard-earned money."
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Decades of research on transgender procedures for kids riddled with errors: critical review
Biden administration was again found to have politicizing gender-identity research, with emails showing it used speculative "family rejection" theory to justify affirmation mandate in foster care regulation despite scientific pushback
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Three '60 Minutes' correspondents announce intentions to remain with show, despite Pelley departure
Correspondents Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim said they are staying with the program because “we don’t want to see 60 Minutes die," but admitted they were "grieving" the loss of their colleagues.
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Platner's ex-girlfriend accuses NYT of setting her and other exes up in report on dating candidate
Fifield's recollection was one of the main focuses of the story where she claimed he had even been physically intimidating toward her but was never physically violent, noting he “never hit me, he never punched me.”