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March 2, 2023

Biden proposes sweeping $1.6B crackdown on pandemic aid fraudsters: 'You cannot hide'

President Biden rolled out a $1.6 billion proposal on Thursday to go after COVID-19 pandemic scammers, prevent identity theft and provide assistance to victims of Unemployment Insurance and PPP loan fraud.

February 28, 2023

Biden to accuse Republicans of 'slashing Medicaid' in Tuesday speech

President Biden will accuse Republicans of plotting to cut Medicaid and other health care programs in a speech delivered in Virginia Beach on Tuesday.

February 24, 2023

White House says 'no indication' of misused Ukraine funds after Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for audit

The White House said Friday that there is "no indication" that any of the billions of dollars in security assistance sent to Ukraine has been misspent or misplaced as Republicans push for an audit.

February 24, 2023

Pentagon sending Ukraine these weapons in $2B package on war's 1-year mark

The Department of Defense announced Friday an additional $2 billion in military aid for Ukraine, pledging ammunition, defense systems, artillery and more.

February 24, 2023

Federal government internships paying $50K, $60K, even more for ‘student trainees’

The federal government is advertising top-tier internships with salaries as high as $50,000 and $60,000 and more, on par with the median U.S. income in late 2022.

February 22, 2023

Larry Kudlow: Biden struggles to secure 'peace through strength'

'Kudlow' host Larry Kudlow argued Biden's big government policies and his 'war on fossil fuels' helps Putin finance the Ukraine war on 'America Reports.'

February 21, 2023

Biden ignores fraud worries, pushes to allow online shopping for government-issued food benefits

Biden's USDA is proposing to allow WIC food benefits to be bought online, which one expert said raises the prospect of higher fraud levels in the program.

February 18, 2023

Teachers union-backed Chicago mayoral candidate insists plan to raise taxes won't drive away residents

Chicago mayoral candidate Brandon Johnson insists that his plan to raise taxes on middle and upper class Chicagoans will not drive residents out of the city.

February 16, 2023

Dems propose 'baby bonds' to close the racial wealth gap: 'Black lives and Black wealth matter'

A new bill from House and Senate Democrats would make annual payments to the poorest children in an effort to close the "racial wealth gap," paid for with higher estate taxes.

February 16, 2023

Texas attorney general sues Biden admin, claims $1.7T budget was a 'stunning violation of the Constitution'

Texas Attorney General sued the Biden administration over suggesting the House unlawfully passed the trillion dollar omnibus package.