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Political Ethics

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Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Washington, D.C., April 10, 2023

Feds built $2.2 million tax case against Hunter Biden dating to 2014 before being thwarted

Earliest evidence involved $400,000 in undeclared income from Burisma energy deal in Ukraine, whistleblowers allege to Congress.

Whistleblowers

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Weiss acknowledges 'ongoing investigation' in Biden tax case, spurring congressional probe

Special counsel David Weiss confirmed in public but redacted court filings the existence of an “ongoing investigation” in the Hunter Biden tax case, but did not specify the targets of any such investigation. Some observers suspect that the IRS whistleblowers are the focus.

All Things Trump

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Trump's Truth Social soars to best month ever, as lawmakers question SEC behavior in merger review

"The SEC just has to get answers to people," powerful House committee chairman says.

Elections

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Texas AG challenger George P. Bush: Herald of Trump-Bush dynastic alliance? Or RINO in MAGA garb?

GOP nomination duel in Lone Star state pits incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton against Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush.

Political Ethics

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Investigation finds massive wrongdoing by prosecutor in case against ex-Missouri governor

St. Louis prosecutor Kimberly Gardner engaged in 62 acts of misconduct that resulted in 79 false representations during prosecution of Eric Greitens, memo alleges

All Things Trump

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Trump can now deploy ex-Democrat 'power rangers' RFK Jr., Musk and Gabbard to prod bigger exodus

RFK signals there are more Democrats willing to defect to join a "unity party" under Trump where dissent and disagreement will be tolerated.

Political Ethics

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Disparate treatment in two fund-raising fraud cases renews debate over dual Justice system

Nigerian Clinton foundation donor gets deferred prosecution deal, Trump inauguration donor gets 12 years in prison in eerily similar cases.

Accountability

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Planned Parenthood affiliate tied to fetal organ harvesting took $7.5 million stimulus loan

Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties' possible participation in illegal fetal harvesting schemes was thrown into sharp relief when prosecutors found that DaVinci Biosciences had engaged in 'illegally selling fetal tissues for valuable consideration.' 

Federal Agencies

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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla talks during a press conference with European Commission President after a visit to oversee the production of the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine at the factory of US pharmaceutical company Pfizer, in Puurs, on April 23, 2021.

3% fraudulent trial data would not have stopped Pfizer COVID vax authorization, feds tell court

DOJ's "unusual" filing in False Claims Act lawsuit against Pfizer and trial site contractors "suggests a split of opinion between the attorneys working the case and the Biden White House," whistleblower filing says.

Elections

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Christine Drazan

Oregon's gubernatorial hopefuls tackle homelessness, crime, mental health in 3-way debate

Drazan currently maintains a narrow lead in most polls.

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