The Treasury Inspector General (IG) has agreed to a request by Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) to audit the IRS. Ernst recently made that announcement. The IG had previously found that hundreds of employees at the IRS, including tax collectors and even a […]
Why is Russia President Putin so worried about the military alliance, NATO? And what role to NATO and the US have in the current Russia-Ukraine conflict? Sunday on Full Measure, an exclusive look inside NATO Allied Air Command. We’re the
The military “reviewed” and denied 4,500 applications for religious exemptions in one 90 day period Federal law and policies require individualized reviews Read the IG’s memo at the end of this post In a landmark finding, the Inspector General (IG)
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In most spending contexts, it works something like this: estimates are obtained for needed products and services. The products and services are obtained within a pre-prescribed budget. As you know, the federal government doesn’t work this way. Instead of determining,
(Original airdate May 22, 2022) Today, we begin with a report that may have you asking, who do federal agencies really serve? In this story, elderly widows are being victimized by the very agency that’s supposed to help provide them
Rep. James Comer (R-Kentucky), the top republican on the Oversight Committee, released the following statement after Dr. Fauci announced his intent to retire from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in December 2022. Retirement can’t shield Dr. Fauci from congressional
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Rep. James Comer (R-Kentucky), the lead Republican on the House Oversight Committee, is slamming the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for continuing to award EcoHealth Alliance taxpayer-funded grants and contracts, despite the controversial nonprofit reportedly being out of compliance with
This article was first published on April 8, 2018. Foreigners are barred from directly giving money to American politicians and political parties. But it turns out, there’s a legal way around that. It involves well-connected middlemen in the U.S., PR
