Judge Orders FBI To Make Details Of Clinton Email Probe Public
A federal judge ordered the FBI Thursday to publicly release previously unseen documents related to the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg ordered the FBI to produce uncensored court documents describing the grand jury subpoenas issued to force Clinton’s internet service providers to turn over information related to her private server use, according to a statement released by Cause of Action Institute. The ruling was made in response to a motion filed in June as part of a suit brought by Cause of Action Institute and Judicial Watch. The organizations claim ... Read More
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Federal Harvey Relief Kicks into High Gear with $6 Billion Down Payment
The White House said Thursday that it is preparing a multibillion-dollar spending bill to speed relief to victims of Hurricane Harvey, as agencies at all levels of government struggled to ease the pain of those displaced by the massive floods and to limit damage to the U.S. economy. Senior administration officials told The Washington Times that the White House is floating a proposal with Congress of nearly $6 billion as a down payment to cover aid through the end of the year. Another request would follow. Federal officials tapped the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an effort to ... Read More
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Florida Democratic Election Official Admits Noncitizens, Felons Voting
A veteran Democrat chief election official in Florida has conceded in court that noncitizens and felons possibly voted, in a case that could have national implications for how localities clean up voter rolls. Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes is defending her office against a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Rights Union, a conservative legal group that contends there are more voters registered on Broward’s rolls than there are eligible voters in the county. Those rolls are said to be inflated with not only noncitizens and felons, but also other ineligible people who have voted illegally. ... Read More
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We Need Trump Tax Reforms Now
Our nation has not seen comprehensive tax reform in 31 years. That will change this year. Our plan for tax reform is centered on shared goals of a simpler, fairer, and lower-rate tax system. This will help raise GDP, boost wages, and make life better for people. And as President Donald Trump focused in his speech in Missouri, the need for tax reform also reflects our nation's ideals of opportunity and equality for all under the law. No more winners and losers based on political preferences or proximity to power, but a tax code that works for our nation as a whole. ... Read More
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Brief to Supremes: Colorado ‘consistently opposes’ People of Faith
The first brief has been submitted in a U.S. Supreme Court case that challenges the state of Colorado’s position of “consistently opposing” anyone who objects to publicly supporting same-sex “marriage.” It comes in the well-known case of Jack Phillips, a Colorado cake artist who was ordered by the state’s Civil Rights Commission to provide his customized wedding cakes to same-sex duos if he provided them to anyone. He also was forced to undergo state-mandated, homosexual-rights indoctrination, along with his staff. A member of the state’s Civil Rights Commission, Diann Rice, publicly exhibited bias against him during a hearing, comparing
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