No shame: Fraudsters increasingly try to rip off the VA 75 years after WWII
From COVID-19 to kickbacks, VA investigators and the DOJ are cracking down on fraud.
From COVID-19 to kickbacks, VA investigators and the DOJ are cracking down on fraud.
His first administration saw internal leaks often frustrate his efforts to apprehend and deport illegal immigrants, but he appears prepared to avoid comparable obstacles by working outside of captured agencies, to some extent.
Preet Bharara knew about FBI leaks two years before his office denied them. No one has been punished.
Internal inquiry of Boris Epshteyn’s solicitations begins inside transition office as Trump declares “no one working for me in any capacity should be looking to make money.”
The Trump campaign has remained resolute in its assertion that the case, like the other prosecutions involving him, are political in nature and insists the proceedings will not stop his victory in November.
Toll from Tehran’s terrorism and proxy attacks are a serious factors in Trump’s decision on whether to support or even join the Israeli war effort.
Mexican cartels saw lax border security under Biden as a green light to inundate the country with fentanyl and other drugs.
"I'm hoping the Supreme Court will write a narrow decision granting some immunity but not nearly as much as Trump asked for," Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz said.
"The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet," Section 230, have been staggeringly misinterpreted by lower courts since its early days, Trump-appointed appeals judge says in fiery concurrence. Progressive Big Tech critic claims "the business model is over."
House Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith pointedly warns IRS commissioner to protect agent from retaliation.