Administration

The U.S. intelligence community is partnering with a company building software that aims to root out misinformation online, raising questions about whether the U.S. government is spying on speech on the internet.

Seven years ago, the former New York City Schools Chancellor said the city’s decision to lift a ban on cell phones in schools was “common sense.”

House Republicans introduced the Prioritizing National Security in Export Controls Act of 2022, which would shift export control management from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to the Defense Technology and Security Administration (DTSA).

An FBI whistleblower has leaked an agency publication to Project Veritas that classifies "misinformation" as an "election crime," even if someone spread false information "unintentionally."

CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky tested positive for COVID last week in spite of being “up to date” with her vaccines.

According to the election integrity group Verity Vote, over 250,000 ballots have been sent to Pennsylvania voters without confirming their identity.

Department of Defense is drawing on U.S. military stock to send Ukraine another $275 million in weapons and ammunition

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee say the Department of Health and Human Services’ new office dealing with climate change and "health equity" is a taxpayer boondoggle and are demanding to know how the office plans to spend $3 million that the Biden administration is requesting to fund it.

Representative Chip Roy (R-TX) initiated a letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to repeal his policy of covering travel expenses for abortion.

A former United States ambassador for religious freedom says Chase Bank abruptly closed an account associated with his nonpartisan, faith-based nonprofit organization with little explanation.