U.S. Military Makes Daring Evacuation of Embassy Staff from War-Torn Sudan, Biden Says
Dozens of American diplomats airlifted to nearby Djibouti.
Hundreds Protest Chinese-Owned Electric Vehicle Battery Plant in Michigan
Proponents of the project say it will bring jobs to Michigan, and a Michigan Senate committee already approved allocating $175 million for the plant.
IRS Whistleblower Bombshell Expands Hunter Biden Scandal to Coverup, Obstruction Concerns
"It's deeply concerning that the Biden Administration may be obstructing justice by blocking efforts to charge Hunter Biden for tax violations," House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer says.
White House Disputes Whistleblower Claim Hunter Biden Got ‘Preferential Treatment’ in IRS Probe
"President Biden has made clear that this matter would be handled independently by the Justice Department," the White House said.
Ex-Top Spy Admits Hunter Biden Laptop Letter Designed to Influence 2020 Election, Blinken Involved
Extraordinary admission by career intelligence officer Michael J. Morell provides stunning evidence that the now-infamous letter from 51 security officials in October 2021 was not an organic intelligence community event but rather a political dirty trick.
Senior IRS Agent Blows Whistle, Alleging Biden DOJ Thwarting Criminal Prosecution of Hunter Biden
Whistleblower account to inspector general, notification to Congress calls into question AG Merrick Garland testimony.
Special Inspector Says He Can’t Say That $2B in U.S. Aid to Afghanistan Isn’t Funding Taliban
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction John Sopko also testified that U.S. government agencies are not cooperating with his oversight requests.
NIH Records Show Feds Funded Research in China to Create Coronavirus ‘Mutants’
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton indicated that the documents supported the idea that U.S. funding for coronavirus research may have directly contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Air Force Takes Away National Guard Unit’s Intel Mission After Member Recently Charged of Espionage
The leaks have raised concerns about how one airman could have obtained and distributed so much sensitive material without being detected.
Russian Court Denies U.S. Reporter Evan Gershkovich’s Appeal as He Remains Jailed on Espionage Charges
Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, is the first U.S. correspondent to be detained in Russia on espionage allegations since the Cold War.