The following information is from Judicial Watch.org. Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Justice for all records in the possession of FBI Supervisory Intelligence Analyst Brian Auten regarding an August 6, […]
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Never before in American history have federal courts ruled that the White House violated the constitutional rights of Americans with censorship. Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll have a fascinating interview with one of the drivers behind the landmark lawsuit that
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The following is from The Defender. An industry lobbying group paid health professionals to promote aspartame on social media to counter the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recent assessment that the artificial sweetener is “possibly carcinogenic” and ineffective for weight loss. The payments, made
Congress has until Saturday to enact a spending bill that would prevent a partial shutdown of the federal government. Forty percent (40%) of voters would rather have Congress avoid a partial government shutdown by authorizing government spending at a higher level.
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Today we take stock of Congressional earmarks, a much-criticized practice that persists regardless of which political party controls the House or the Senate. At stake, many billions of your tax dollars. In 2021, Democrats controlling Congress gave the green light
In light of National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) recent failure to detect or prevent misuse of grant funding, Health and Oversight Subcommittee Republicans are requesting that the Government Accountability Office (GAO) study NIH’s effectiveness in overseeing such funding. At issue
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Right now, former President Donald Trump is the likely Republican nominee for president in 2024. Sunday, he joins Full Measure for a wide-ranging interview on many provocative topic. Trump says he has plans to do more than short up the
If you and I consistently spend more than we make, we’re probably going to end up in trouble. The federal government just adds onto the national debt. After a huge bump in Covid spending, the nation’s current debt is now
