Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) recently called for an investigation into government workers receiving pay without actually performing any work. According to Ernst, her office has received complaints about remote workers continuing to get paid without actually doing their jobs. She is calling for a thorough investigation into the matter and that potentially those people could […]
The Oversight Committee of the House of Representatives has accused Democratic Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg of displaying a “disturbing pattern” of travel “safety failures” in a new report. The report focused on Buttigieg’s travel on official business for the Navy Reserve, which he joined in 2017. The report highlighted a number of instances where Buttigieg […]
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has announced a $386 million investment in high-speed web infrastructure across the state. The investment is part of his administration’s ambitious plan to expand internet access and bridge the digital divide in Kentucky. The investment will go toward expanding broadband access in the state’s more rural and underserved areas, which currently […]
The mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti, has spoken out against the state of Texas sending a twelfth bus of migrants to his city, despite the fact that the city had recently approved a sanctuary status for immigrants. Los Angeles has been struggling to provide services and shelter for the influx of migrants and is […]
At present, dark money donations to top Democratic committees in this election cycle are on track to exceed previous years by millions of dollars. According to research from the Center for Responsive Politics, donations from dark money organizations to top Democratic and Republican committees have already surpassed the amount raised in the entire 2018 cycle. […]
According to a report from Politico, Hunter Biden’s business associate, Devon Archer, met with former Secretary of State John Kerry in March 2016. At the time, Kerry was heavily involved in negotiations with Ukraine’s then-Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and then-President Petro Poroshenko on approving IMF aid to the country. Around the same time, a massive […]
The Biden administration has launched a push to expand voter registration at U.S. citizenship ceremonies. The effort is part of the White House’s focus on voting rights and democracy support. Under the new initiative, the federal government will provide grants to nonprofit organizations to increase voter registration and education at naturalization ceremonies. The White House […]
On August 23, 2020, former North Dakota Governor John Hoeven had his car stolen while guest-hosting a radio show. The incident happened in Bismarck while Hoeven was appearing on a local radio show. Hoeven has served as North Dakota’s governor from 2000 to 2010 and as a U.S. Senator since 2011. The theft reportedly took […]
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio responded to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s request for federal aid for cities struggling with the influx of migrants on Wednesday, saying the city had managed the situation “alone” and that there had been no federal support. “Here in New York City we have taken on the challenge of this extraordinary surge […]
The Biden campaign co-chair, Rep Marcia Fudge (D-OH), declared the President the “Democratic Nominee” before a single vote had been cast in the Democratic primary. Fudge made her statement during a MSNBC appearance saying that Biden will be the party’s nominee fight to the White House on 2020. The statement quickly drew backlash from the […]