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The right of the private citizenry to make a public record request has, at least until recently, required local and federal governments to maintain a certain level of transparency. But a disturbing new trend has private citizens and even journalists flummoxed.
In Louisiana, Michigan, Kentucky, and Oregon, individuals requesting public records...
It’s that time again; time for pumpkin spiced everything, college football, candy corn, and cheesy political ads.
As we enter campaign season, we have an early contender for worst political ad ever. Though it’s no “I’m not a witch” (still my favorite), this one is so very terrible in other ways.
Dan...
Monday, President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met to discuss Iran and peace in the Middle East.
A very flustered Nancy Pelosi was met by an angry bunch of DREAMers at a DREAMer event in San Francisco Monday. The crowd was shouting, demanding to know where she was when they asked for help, to which Pelosi replied, “you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Watch:
As we’ve blogged before,...
I saw no less than forty different takes lambasting former White House Press Secretary’s Sunday Night Emmy cameo.
The award show, its attendees, and the media covering this self-aggrandizing party, which is now drenched in left-leaning politics, was shocked, SHOCKED! that Spicer would show his face in such a venue, let...
Just last week, Bernie Sanders rolled out his Medicare for All bill. Sanders and the bill’s advocates railed against the current healthcare system as ineffectual, forgetting (or hoping the public has forgotten) that it’s the product of Democrat ideas and votes.
In Sanders’ fantasy world, single-payer system is the only cure...
Friday, a federal judge granted Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel his request for an injunction on a Justice Department advisory. In March, Attorney General Jeff Sessions held a press conference where he reiterated current federal regulations requiring local law enforcement officials to communicate with federal officials on certain immigration matters. Failure to...
Hillary’s email server woes might not grace the front pages these days, but Judicial Watch has not relented in their pursuit of this particular case.
Thursday, Judicial Watch released a new batch of emails, “revealing numerous additional examples of classified information being transmitted through the unsecure, non-state.gov account of Huma Abedin,...
Earlier this week, Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government offered fellowships to former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and convicted spy, Chelsea Manning.
To Harvard’s shock, the blowback for offering a spy and traitor a fellowship was swift and intense. Douglas W. Elmendorf, Dean of Harvard Kennedy School, issued a statement...
Earlier this week, Harvard’s Kennedy school announced two new fellowship appointments: Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary and Chelsea Manning, convicted spy.
After the new appointments were announced, Michael Morell, former CIA Deputy Director and current Harvard Fellow resigned from his fellowship in protest.
Late Wednesday night, Democrats Sen. Schumer and White House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi announced they’d reached a deal with Trump on DACA and that funding for Trump’s campaign cornerstone, the border wall, was not part of the agreement, though they’d agreed to include some form of beefed up border security.
Trump and...
Texas’ Congressional and state legislative district maps have been bouncing around the federal court system for months. Tuesday, the Supreme Court blocked an order from the lower court that required new maps redrawn.
Redrawing maps would create new districts and ultimately favor Democrats in upcoming elections.
At the heart of the...
Watch live as Bernie Sanders introduces his Medicaid for All Act:
All women are equal!*
*Unless they’re hot, conservative, successful, or any combination of the above.
Tuesday, Hope Hicks was named White House Communication’s Director, making her the third person in the role since Trump took office.
Houstonians grappling with Harvey damage are not pleased with Mayor Turner’s latest proposal — a 8.9% property tax rate hike to pay for the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey.
Turner’s rate hike request is temporary (supposedly) and would generate an estimated $113M for the city. But it has to pass city...
Monday marked Day 3 in the trial of New Jersey Democratic Senator Menendez. Menendez was charged with corruption for allegedly using his office to dole out favors for wealthy Democratic donor, Dr. Salomon Melgen in exchange for campaign cash.
Monday, the United Nation Security Counsel approved more sanctions designed to punish North Korea for their recent nuke testing.
