Month: June 2023

New Hawaii law makes official misconduct a felony The punishment for a Class C felony is a minimum of one year and a maximum of five years in prison. The

Mayo Clinic threatens to fire professor for comments on COVID treatment, men in women's sports “While seeking legal protections afforded to educational institutions, Mayo is operating like a for-profit business…

NJ sues school districts over transgender policies At issue are parental notification policies related to the children’s gender identity decisions.

Members of Congress want answers on hospice fraud and abuse The government’s main defense against hospice fraud reportedly depends on whistleblowers.

Feds built case Hunter Biden evaded $2.2 million in taxes dating to 2014 before being thwarted Earliest evidence involved $400,000 in undeclared income from Burisma energy deal in Ukraine, whistleblowers…

Denying a child's new gender could soon cost parents custody in California Republicans don’t trust the intention of the Democratic majority and hint bill may just be the beginning of…

At Faith and Freedom forum, FBI, Bidens, whistleblowers top concerns for GOP presidential candidates The three-day event in Washington, D.C., will include a final-day speech Saturday by President Trump.

U.S. intelligence report suggests government divided on COVID-19 lab leak theory The WIV is situated in Wuhan, the spot where officials first identified the virus.

Jack Smith secures cooperation of fake electors in Jan. 6 probe: report The outlet reported that the prosecutors on the case have recently “played hardball” with witnesses in a bid…

Russia's mercenary leader abandons war front, Moscow orders arrest Notably, Prigozhin has not directly levied criticisms of the Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has thus far remained completely silent on…