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Every major federal agency has an Inspector General (IG). That’s an investigator who works inside the agency, digs into fraud, waste and abuse, and reports what they find to Congress. There are usually around 74 of them at any given time an...
Congress is about to leave for a month-long paid vacation, so naturally, they tried to pass everything the light has ever touched today.
Here's what your ever-disappointing federal government actually did in the last few days.
Not a Bill:...
Everything below comes from documents anyone can read: A 183-page court filing in Palm Beach County, Florida - filed in a lawsuit the Tates started against one of their accusers, which is how her allegations, the Romanian victims’ testimony...
On the evening of Saturday, July 18, the US Marshals Service arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami, outside the James L. Knight Center, on their way to a bare-knuckle boxing event Andrew was scheduled to co-host with former UFC champion...
Friday’s piece argued one thing: The “communist menace” stuff isn't merely rhetoric, it's a coordinated effort, and every reused statute and memo points in the same direction. I laid out NSPM-7 (memorandum), the denaturalization priority, t...
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They thought no one was watching. They didn’t think anyone would notice - but we did. Whatever they’re hiding, I’m here to find out and fill you in. Follow for updates. There may be foul language and all due disrespect.
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