Scrutiny

The Biden admin's measures to regulate fossil fuel usage in the federal and military sectors have come under renewed scrutiny.

A recent study spanning five years observed a decline in police-related fatalities in the wake of Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests.

The core of the lawsuit is an accusation that the government has colluded with major tech companies to stifle the freedom of speech of countless American citizens.

In a move that has raised eyebrows among media circles and advocates of press freedom, the White House has taken the uncommon step of directly reaching out to leading U.S. news organizations.

The U.S. House Committee On Oversight and Accountability has announced that a whistleblower has testified about the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) allegedly offering monetary incentives to analysts to alter their conclusions on the origins of COVID-19.

The July military coup in the west African country of Niger has once again brought attention to the fact that the US government runs a global military empire that serves Washington’s special interests, and not the national interest.

Given the newfound focus on "equity," there's apprehension about the criteria being used to select audit targets.

The EU report highlighted Ukraine's achievements, notably under Shokin’s leadership, in countering corruption, organized crime, and human trafficking.

Read the court filing.

Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) of the House Judiciary Committee, James Comer (R-KY) of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, and Jason Smith (R-MO) of the House Ways and Means Committee have jointly issued this demand.