Attkisson: Why Can’t We See Photos at White House During Benghazi Attack?
Three years ago today — the day Navy SEALs found and killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan — President Obama, Vice President Biden and other… Read More
The Media’s Double Standard on Sexual Assault
In the wacky world of Washington D.C., policy issues are often consigned to self-contained stove pipes by the media and single-issue advocates. As a result,… Read More
Congress Focused on Reforming U.S. International Broadcasting
After years of complaints about the lack of direction and mismanagement of U.S. International Broadcasting (USIB), the House Foreign Affairs Committee took a step toward… Read More
Happy Birthday, Amtrak! Here Are Your Presents. Love, The Taxpayers.
Amtrak, the federally subsidized passenger rail service, made headlines in recent months after an Inspector General report said it offered $428,000 worth of free wine,… Read More
Making a Movie About Kermit Gosnell: Confronting Evil by Exposing It
The most prolific serial killer in American history didn’t wear a clown suit, put on a mask, or send cryptic letters to newspapers. Instead, he… Read More
‘The Point Is We Should Have Tried’—Brigadier General on Failure to Rescue Americans in Benghazi
Dominos are falling in the Benghazi cover-up. Today, explosive and emotional testimony from Brig. Gen. Robert Lovell (Ret.), former Intelligence Director of U.S. Africa Command,… Read More
Investigative Reporters Urged to ‘Stand Up, Fight Back’ on Obama Secrecy
Several dozen investigative journalists met in California over the weekend to discuss the Obama administration’s restrictions on press freedom—and how to fight back. The invitation-only… Read More
Happy May Day, Workers: Unions Will Take Your Dues Now and Give Them to Politicians
Donors like the Koch brothers make the news a lot, but did you know unions are five of the top 10 groups giving political donations… Read More
Two Brothers at Center of Benghazi Controversy: One Runs CBS News, the Other Is Obama’s Adviser
The disclosure this week of a White House document on Benghazi has thrust CBS News into the spotlight for its coverage in the aftermath of… Read More
No One Believes It, But Extreme Poverty Is Declining Globally
In new research polling released this week, Barna Group finds that more than eight in 10 Americans (84 percent) are unaware global poverty has been… Read More
