Category: Politics

Ailan Evans The lobbying firm of Jeff Ricchetti, brother to senior Biden counselor Steve Ricchetti, saw its revenue more than quadruple in the first half of this year, The Wall Street Journal reported. Ricchetti, Inc. pulled in $1.67 million in revenue in the first half…

Read More Lobbyist And Brother Of Senior Biden Aide Steve Ricchetti Quadruples His Fees From Last Year: REPORT

Andrew Trunsky A majority of Americans in every state said that they supported transitioning to 100% clean energy by 2035, new polling shows. The survey, conducted by the think tank Third Way, was broken down into states and congressional districts and showed just six of 435…

Read More Poll Shows Majority Of Americans In Every State Support Biden’s Clean Energy Goals

Andrew Kerr  A government watchdog group filed a complaint Tuesday demanding the Department of the Interior investigate whether a Biden administration political appointee committed an “egregious” ethics violation when he rescinded a directive in June. The appointee, Deputy Solicitor for Water Resources Daniel Cordalis, rescinded…

Read More Watchdog Group Demands Investigation Into Potentially ‘Egregious’ Ethics Violation By Biden Admin Appointee

Thomas Catenacci  The former top White House economist criticized the current administration for continuing pandemic unemployment benefits to the detriment of U.S. workers. Casey Mulligan, who served as the top economist on the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) during much of former President Donald Trump’s…

Read More EXCLUSIVE: Top Trump White House Economist Rips Biden, Pandemic Unemployment Bonus

Mary Margaret Olohan  The archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio, said in a Tuesday statement that its archbishop would not have granted permission for President Joe Biden to come to Mount St. Joseph University. The statement distanced Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr from the university’s invitation to the pro-abortion president,…

Read More Ahead Of Biden Visit To Catholic Ohio University, Archbishop Says He Would Not Have Granted Biden Permission To Come

Andrew Trunsky  Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson, who is chairing the select committee into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, vowed to investigate former President Donald Trump and senior members of his administration. Thompson told The Guardian that he was also prepared to depose Trump administration officials and Republicans…

Read More ‘Nothing Is Off Limits’ When It Comes To Trump Testifying, Capitol Riot Commission Chair Says

Ailan Evans  Hackers sponsored by China targeted 23 companies that owned oil and gas pipelines from 2011 to 2013, a recently declassified report revealed. The report, co-authored by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the FBI, was released Tuesday, revealing details of a Chinese…

Read More Declassified Report Reveals Chinese Hackers Gained Access To US Pipeline Systems 10 Years Ago

Sebastian Hughes  Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina and Democratic Rep. Charlie Crist of Florida introduced a bipartisan bill Tuesday to reform conservatorships like the one celebrity singer Britney Spears is in. The bill would grant those in a conservatorship the right to petition the court…

Read More Free Britney Movement Produces Bipartisan Bill To Fix ‘Nightmare’ Conservatorships

Andrew Kerr  The Maryland National Guard may be forced to stop paying its troops and cease maintaining its equipment in the coming days if Congress doesn’t reimburse the costs it incurred sending troops to protect the Capitol following the Jan. 6 riot, according to Maryland’s…

Read More Maryland National Guard Says It’s In Dire Financial Straits After Congress Has Yet To Reimburse Funds Used To Protect The Capitol