Accountability
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Trump-backed Salazar runs ad attacking him on immigration
Salazar represents the 27th congressional district, which includes parts of Miami.
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Republican lawmakers surprised by new revelations about Butler assassination attempt on Trump
Among the new revelations were that Crooks’ father, Matthew Crooks, had tried to prevent his son from accessing firearms in May 2024, approximately two months before the attempted assassination.
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Federal authorities charge three people with stealing $12 million in homeless aid dollars
Wednesday's arrest comes one day after 12 people were arrested and charged with stealing more than $10 million in federal childcare aid, as the Trump administration's crackdown on fraud and waste in government programs continues.
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Trump administration blocked or froze $177 billion in grants, analysis shows
The cuts impacted all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and most cuts were directed at health, nutrition, the environment and disaster relief programs, according to the analysis.
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'Pretending to be stupid': Public college claims Warren campaign blasts aren't public records
Progressive senator's fundraising pitch after Trump's State of the Union showed up in public records search of professor's emails, but her college calls it a "trade secret" protected from release by federal copyright law.
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr accuses Talarico of running a 'hoax' with Jimmy Kimmel interview
Carr slammed Talarico and Kimmel in a long post on X, defending the equal time rule as being about "more" free speech and air time for political candidates and not less.
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Colleges reject Christian, GOP clubs despite First Amendment obligations, free speech promises
State University of New York campus sued for requiring student ministries to make leadership eligible to non-Christians. Whitman College faces legal threat for student government's ideological demands on GOP club.
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Ilhan Omar 'married her brother' and could face deportation in scheme, DHS Secretary Mullin says
Department of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin explained that lying about certain things on an immigration application can result in deportation, and there's no expiration for that.
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House to take up three bills dealing with fraud when it returns next week
The bills include requirements on data-sharing between state and local governments, providing funds to prevent fraudulent health payments, and creating an assistant attorney general to lead the DOJ's efforts to clamp down on fraud.
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Minnesota GOP lawmakers blast inaction after years of daycare fraud warnings
House Speaker Lisa Demuth said Minnesota Democrats have perpetuated a “culture of fraud.”
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DOJ probe of science journals' lab-leak quid pro quo, misrepresentation broader than thought
Then-interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin sent the letters, which said journals were "conceding that they are partisans in various scientific debates," to a dozen publications, public records show. He recently left DOJ for midterm push.
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Arizona Republicans question closing of probe into Gov. Hobbs pay-to-play allegations
In August, Attorney General Kris Mayes said Hobbs would not face criminal charges after
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Kimmel says Talarico interview will air only on YouTube, cites ABC's legal standoff with FCC
The late-night host said in his monologue Wednesday night that before interviewing Talarico, the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, he's interviewed major political figure "from Hillary Clinton ... to Donald Trump."