Breitbart News asked Peter M. Koski, the Department of Justice attorney leading the investigation into Sen. Robert Menendez, how Sen. Harry Reid’s conduct differs from Menendez’s and why Reid himself is not under federal investigation on similar charges of corruption. We have not received a response.
Veteran Tea Party activists from around the country are mocking Sal Russo over his published comment that there are “zero big-government Republicans today.”
Robert Kelly, the administrative director for Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ), refused to answer questions posed by the grand jury that may soon report a bill of indictment against the senator on corruption charges.
Details are emerging about the federal corruption charges the Justice Department is expected to file against Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ).
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau seems to be playing a much larger role in the Obama administration’s Operation Choke Point these days. But you wouldn’t know that from the gentle questioning of CFPB Director Richard Cordray on Capitol Hill.
Who’s holding the watchdogs accountable? The head of the CFPB shoots down a Congressmember’s question about his agency’s lavish spending. “Why does that matter to you?”
The Obama Administration’s “Operation Choke Point” is being used to target yet another legal industry: the tobacco industry.
On the day that the House prepared to collapse and pass a DHS bill that funds President Obama’s executive amnesty, some lawmakers are talking tough about the FCC’s “net neutering” actions last week. But they haven’t offered any proposals to push back.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) raised expectations among conservatives in a speech to CPAC on Friday when he promised he will soon unveil a blockbuster new economic proposal. “In the coming weeks, I will propose the largest tax cut in American
After the FCC votes to regulate the internet, an economist gives CPAC a slogan: oppose Net Neutering.
More questions about the architect of ObamaCare. Jonathan Gruber submitted a bill to the state of Vermont at the end of 2014, after he agreed to an amended contract a few weeks earlier.
Republican Governor Charlie Baker, who took office in January, has fired embattled Obamacare architect MIT professor Jonathan Gruber from the Massachusetts Health Connector Board. It’s a blow to Gruber, who played a key role in the establishment of the board
A health care advocacy group in Vermont wants the state to clean house after an auditor’s report found examples of over billing by ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber.
A noted evangelical preacher makes a convincing case against President Barack Obama’s presidency.
Two Vermont lawmakers want to follow the money — the $100 million their state has spent on health care since ObamaCare was enacted, without improving access to treatment.
The auditor of the state of Vermont is raising serious questions about Jonathan Gruber’s billing practices. The architect of ObamaCare may have pocked tens of thousands of dollars he said he paid to research assistants.
A state panel in Minnesota was supposed to figure out what went wrong with the state’s launch of MNsure, its ObamaCare-style health program. But the group never bothered to interview Jonathan Gruber, who did modeling for the program, or April Todd-Malmlov, the bureaucrat in charge of Gruber’s work.
Investigators in Minnesota want to learn more about ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber’s billing and modeling processes. But a key former bureaucrat is refusing to help.
Survey says: CNN reports on parts of a poll that seem favorable to Brian Williams, ignores parts that don’t.
A production company is set to release an independent film, Truth, about CBS anchor Dan Rather’s self-destruction. The release is oddly timed, since Rather just stepped to the defense of NBC’s disgraced anchor Brian Williams.
More trouble for NBC’s Brian Williams. In 2012, he told David Letterman: “I flew into Baghdad, invasion plus three days, on a blackout mission at night with elements of SEAL Team Six,” but at that time he was based in, and apparently didn’t leave, Kuwait.
More details are emerging about Brian Williams and his reporting mission in Iraq in 2003. Army vets confirm there were two different missions, and say Williams and his NBC team were on one that did not take fire.
NBC anchor Brian Williams has changed his story about the Iraq war over the years. But he was actually changing it in real time. A review of transcripts shows Williams evolved his version over the course of a day in March, 2003.
A source familiar with the operations of NBC News is defending producer Justin Balding, saying he never told NBC colleagues a chopper he was riding in with Brian Williams was hit by RPGs in Iraq in 2003.
More trouble for NBC’s Brian Williams, as reporters have disproved another detail included in the first (2003) and second (2007) versions of Williams’s story about his 2003 Iraq reporting mission, as well as his Wednesday apology in which he admitted “misremembering” that event.
