What We Know about CPAC’s Coronavirus Response
There has been significant confusion surrounding the response of CPAC to the news that a coronavirus carrier was at the Gaylord National hotel in Maryland.
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DOJ Refuses to Turn Over Evidence of ‘Prosecutorial Misconduct’ Exposed by Fraud Whistleblower
Attorneys filed a motion Tuesday demanding that the government turn over evidence related to a Justice Department whistleblower’s recent allegation.
Dem NC Senate Frontrunner Backs Lowering Tuition after Multiple Votes for Tuition Hikes
Cal Cunningham, the leading contender to take on Republican incumbent Thom Tillis in November, is coming under fire from a progressive primary challenger.
Former Justice Department Attorney Warns That Prosecutorial Abuses Go Beyond FISA Process
In a memo, Ankush Khardori, who recently left the DOJ, alleges the misuse of another obscure bureaucratic mechanism to skirt statutes of limitations.
In Long-Shot Congressional Bid, George Papadopoulos Sells Himself as a Candidate for Our Age of Distrust
The former Trump campaign aide, convicted for his role in the Russia saga, is hoping to capitalize on the intense cynicism seen in many Republican voters.
CNN Settles Lawsuit Brought by Covington Catholic Student Nicholas Sandmann
CNN agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit brought by Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann.
Pundits Push Worst Possible Explanation for Innocent Cadet Hand Gesture
Public figures informed their audiences that support of white nationalism was the most plausible explanation for the gesture.
Comey Attributes FISA Abuses to ‘Sloppiness,’ Distances Himself from Russia Probe
The former FBI director attributed the 17 “significant errors or omissions” in the FISA application to surveil Carter Page as good-faith errors.
DOJ IG Report Finds Russia Probe Wasn’t Politically Motivated But Suffered from ‘Serious Performance Failures’
DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a report detailing his office's probe into the origins of the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election
New York Times Reporter Sat On Public Records Challenging Warren’s Pregnancy-Discrimination Claim
The reporter obtained the records while at the Wall Street Journal. He didn't break the story there, and he didn't break it when he moved to the Times.