2020

DOJ Sues Google Over Digital Advertising Dominance

The Justice Department and several states sued Google on Tuesday, alleging that its dominance in digital advertising harms competition.

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s New Bill Would Declare Antifa a Terrorist Organization

"We need to investigate exactly who they are" and "who funds them," MTG said.

Wisconsin Lawmakers Introduce Bill Removing Inactive Voters From State’s Voting System

Lawmakers introduce new legislation that would force Wisconsin to scrub voter rolls of the millions of current inactive voters in the state.

Department of Defense to Give $3 Million to Company Behind Wuhan Lab Leak

EcoHealth Alliance to use the funding to "reduce the threat of viral spillover from wildlife in the Philippines."

Watchdog Says HHS Management of COVID Gain-of-Function Research ‘Does Not Fully Meet Key Elements of Effective Oversight’

HHS oversight of gain-of-function research “does not fully meet key elements of effective oversight" and "fell short in terms of transparency and performing reviews."

Data Reveals Record Number of Border Deaths Under Biden Presidency

U.S. Customs and Border Protection recorded 880 illegal migrant deaths last fiscal year under the Biden administration, marking the highest number of deaths since data became available, according to data obtained by a Freedom of Information Act request.

Record Number of New Yorkers Fled to Florida in 2022

Blue New York lost tens of thousands of residents to Florida in 2022, reaching historic figures, according to data from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

Murders Already Soaring In Major U.S. Cities This Year

Spates of deadly violence impacted several U.S. cities to start 2023, outpacing the same period in 2022.

Rep. Boebert’s New Bill Blocks Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood

"We need to protect the sanctity of life in this country. To all those marching at the March For Life, let’s rally behind this bill and get it done!" Boebert said.

IRS Having Trouble Hiring People Who ‘Are Able to Pass Background Checks’ After Biden Admin Calls for 87,000 New Agents

Out of more than 565,000 job applications received until early October, the IRS only recruited around 19,000 workers.

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