Federal Agencies
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Homeland Security offers deportation relief and work permits to more than 300,000 Haitians
The department said it would expand access to the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program to Haitians through February of 2026, because the gangs have blocked access to food, water, and healthcare.
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Biden White House published 'classified implementation plan' against domestic wrongthink
Fifth release in America First Legal's #DeepStateDiaries from DHS's since-disbanded Homeland Intelligence Experts Group.
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Doctors ask Fauci collaborators to preserve evidence crucial to social media censorship case
Document preservation letters sent to Fauci, Collins, scientists tied to gain-of-function research in light of advisor's comments on helping Fauci evade FOIA. Free speech lawyer "optimistic" about social media case based on NRA's recent victory.
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United States leads world as nation with most public debt: U.N. report
The U.S. made up about 34% of the world's record $97 trillion of public debt in 2023, according to the report
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Watch Live: Former NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci testifies before House Oversight panel
Fauci, a leader in the federal government's COVID-19 response, is expected to face questions about his transparency in the matter.
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Justice Department says it is not releasing Biden-Hur audio due to 'deepfake' concerns
Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project says the Friday DOJ filing is an acknowledgment that the White House admitted they altered evidence to make Biden appear less incompetent.
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'Complete eradication': COVID treatment contrarians sue feds, Big Tech, disinfo cops for censorship
Natural News publisher Webseed and Brighteon Media allege First Amendment, regulatory, Texas law violations in suit that echoes complaints against State Department's Global Engagement Center, NewsGuard, Twitter.
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Former four-star admiral charged with accepting bribes to award contracts
The Justice Department arrested former U.S. Navy vice chief of naval operations Robert Burke on Friday, and charged him with bribery, conspiracy to commit bribery, and "performing acts affecting a personal financial interest and concealing material facts from the United States." Two business associates were arrested with him, but are only charged with bribery and conspiracy.
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Law firm that employed Hunter Biden devised secret 58-page plan to help Burisma dodge criminal probe
FBI has known details since 2016 when it seized evidence from the first son’s business partners.
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Fauci admits he 'never' read research grant applications before approving them
NIAID director of nearly four decades also doesn't recall reading evidence for masking children against COVID-19, blocked from answering question about his travel restriction recommendations by Biden official, in House interview.
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Iowa Sen. Grassley calls on DOJ to protect whistleblowers from retaliation
Grassley also alleged in his letter that the department has failed to implemented previous recommendations given by members of Congress.
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Education Dept vows 'full scale' review of financial aid office after delays for college students
Secretary Miguel Cardona promised “transformational changes” after months of delays and errors with the revamped online appliction