The following is from a Senate Budget Committee release by Sen. Grassley. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has issued its fiscal analysis of the Biden-Harris administration’s Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration Program. The CBO estimates that the program—which the Centers for […]
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The following information is from the watchdog group Empower Oversight. Recently, a judge ruled to partially unseal two nondisclosure orders but kept most documents hidden without explaining the need for continued secrecy. Empower Oversight questioned whether the DOJ had been
The FBI has failed to comply with a Congressional subpoena seeking an FBI-generated “FD 1023 form” that allegedly details a bribery scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national. Based on whistleblower disclosures, House Oversight Republicans say the
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A group of Republicans is requesting the co-chairs of President Biden’s Supreme Court commission turn over communications they had with other members, the White House, the Justice Department and a number of progressive judicial advocacy groups. Top Republicans Lindsey Graham
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Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) wants the Justice Department to explain why FBI agents who repeatedly lied regarding the sexual abuse case against Larry Nassar were not charged. In a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, Grassley references a July briefing
Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) are sharing with the Delaware US Attorney’s office documents and banking records the senators obtained in the course of their multi-year investigation into the Biden family’s foreign business entanglements. The Delaware
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Today we begin with the debate over just how much we’re entitled to see of what goes on in America’s federal courtrooms. And should we get to see it firsthand— or even live? It’s neither an easy nor a settled
TV cameras in courtrooms have been the subject of debate for a century. Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll look at some of the most memorable televised court cases. We’ll also talk to Sen. Chuck Grassley about a bipartisan effort to
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