Fourth Labor Department official sidelined as inspector general probe of Secretary Chavez-DeRemer widens

Melissa Robey, the Department of Labor's director of advance, has been placed on administrative leave for allegedly misusing taxpayer dollars…
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Republican senator threatens to exclude Bob Casey amid election recount irregularities
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. Bob Casey still refuses to concede that he lost earlier this month to Republican challenger David McCormick. Casey is waiting on the results of a controversial recount, something which could get him kicked out of the Senate.  Democratic officials openly flout law…
California mayor exposes Gov. Newsom's sanctuary policies
One California mayor is not happy with the way Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is handling the state's illegal immigration problem.  Newport Beach Mayor Will O'Neill recently spoke with Fox 11 about the situation. He did so, according to the outlet, "after federal authorities located 21…
Questions arise after Russian ballet star dies in supposed accident
Russian ballet fans were horrified last week when 39-year-old Vladimir Shklyarov plunged to his death from the balcony of a building in St. Petersburg. While People magazine reported that the star's passing has been attributed to a freak accident, not everyone is so sure.  Reporter…
DOJ and FBI officials panicking as Trump gets ready to enter White House
Officials in the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) appear to be panicking as President-Elect Donald Trump gets ready to enter the White House.  This is according to a new report from NBC News. It appears that officials in…
Neil Gorsuch invokes P'nut the squirrel in critique of government overreach
The sad saga of P'nut the rescue squirrel captured the country's attention last month after the lovable online sensation was seized and euthanized by authorities in New York state. Last week, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch used the tragic story of the late rodent…
VP Harris' campaign spent over $2.5 million on private flights for staff in October: Report
Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign will likely go down as one of the most wasteful, embarrassing campaigns in modern U.S. history. Seemingly every day, new data emerges that shows the mountains of money that the campaign blew through with the hopes of keeping her…
Iowa pollster Ann Selzer announces retirement after embarrassing polling error
Many people in the polling industry were left scratching their heads after President-elect Donald Trump stormed through every swing state, winning them all, and declaring victory for the second time. Out of all of the polls that were off the mark, Iowa pollster Ann Selzer's…
Elections judge charged with accepting votes from unregistered people
President-elect Donald Trump has once again been vindicated after an elections judge in Minnesota was charged with letting unregistered people vote - after consistent warnings from Trump that the U.S. electoral system is seriously compromised. 64-year-old Timothy Michael Scouton, of Nevis was charged with one…
Rep. Comer exposes FEMA
U.S. Rep. James Comer (R-KY) just exposed the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).  C0mer, according to the Washington Examiner, says that, under the leadership of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, FEMA has been "weaponized." This comes after reports revealed that FEMA did not assist…
Pollster retires after grossly inaccurate 2024 poll
A pollster is moving on from political polling following a wildly inaccurate poll that she released just before the 2024 presidential election.  The pollster, according to the New York Post, is J. Ann Selzer. She was responsible for the Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa poll that was recently…
Trump SecDef pick allegedly blackmailed into paying off accuser
Pete Hegseth, the candidate for defense secretary by President-elect Donald Trump, allegedly paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault in order to avoid the possibility of a lawsuit that was without foundation. According to a statement that was issued by the mayor of…
Hubbard County election judge accused of allowing 11 unregistered voters to vote
Two felony counts have been brought against a man who served as a chief election judge in a township in Minnesota.  The allegations against him include allowing eleven individuals to vote despite the fact that they were not registered to do so, as The Washington…
Illinois bribery and racketeering trial involves more politicians
Michael Madigan, who was once celebrated as the longest-serving legislative leader in American history, has been accused of utilizing his considerable influence to operate a "criminal enterprise" in order to accumulate additional wealth and influence. Prosecutors at the corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker…
Dem leader insists Pelosi isn't a problem for the party
Democrats could be experiencing trouble in their paradise lost, as Republicans are poised to take over control of both houses of Congress and the White House in Jan. 2025. However, The New York Post reported that at least some of the leadership appears to be…
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