How a $36 billion loophole bypasses Americans
Republicans are moving to close a payroll-tax break in the OPT program after ICE said it found thousands of suspect and phantom workers tied to fraud.
Trump’s billion-dollar slush fund is panicking Republicans
A new $1.78 billion DOJ fund tied to Trump's IRS settlement is raising alarms among Senate Republicans, who want tighter rules before any money moves.
O’Keefe video exposes massive illegal voter registration scam
The Justice Department says Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong was charged with paying another person to register to vote. James O’Keefe later confronted her after his team’s undercover footage on Skid Row raised new questions about cash-for-signatures schemes.
Striking unions’ secret luxury spending spree exposed
Five unions tied to the Long Island Rail Road strike reported more than $3.2 million in 2025 spending on premium hotels, resorts, restaurants, and event venues while arguing workers were getting squeezed.
Trump’s tax audit battles are officially over
A new DOJ order blocks the IRS from examining Trump’s prior tax returns and creates an Anti-Weaponization Fund tied to a Florida settlement.
How Weingarten profited from teachers’ own money
Union filings reviewed by the Freedom Foundation suggest Randi Weingarten's book was supported by teacher dues, consultant fees, and a charity setup that leaves a few too many loose ends.
Trump’s billion-dollar request could derail border security
A $72 billion border package ran into a very Washington problem: Republicans want to fund immigration enforcement, but some do not want a separate $1 billion ballroom request tucked into the same deal.
Soros-Funded Prosecutor Charges ICE Agent After Shooting
A Minneapolis ICE shooting has turned into a fresh legal fight after county prosecutors charged an agent, while federal officials tell a very different story.
Acting AG reveals massive 2020 election fraud evidence
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department has multiple investigations tied to the 2020 election. The claims are sweeping, the timeline is slow, and Washington is doing what it does best: turning every fact pattern into a televised food fight.
State employees caught misusing taxpayer-funded vehicles
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley says complaints about waste, fraud, and abuse are surging as his office digs into state vehicle use, contractor billing, and a disputed no-bid contract tied to Gov. Jim Pillen's administration.