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March 24

House committee launches investigation into 'rampant' California hospice fraud

Republican lawmakers on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Committee are mounting an investigation into alleged hospice fraud in California.

March 23

Top House Dem dismisses probe into Jasmine Crockett’s security guard killed in SWAT standoff

Rep. Pete Aguilar questioned whether Congress should probe Rep. Jasmine Crockett hiring a convicted criminal for her taxpayer-funded security detail.

March 22

WATCH: People's Forum leaders walk away when questioned about funding protests

A Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital investigation dives into the network of nonprofit activist organizations involved in left-wing protests across the United States.

March 21

Nick Shirley says doxxers are hampering his investigations, has concerns about his own security

Independent journalist Nick Shirley told "Saturday in America" he can no longer investigate in cities without a professional security detail amid threats and doxxing.

March 21

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller dies at 81; Trump reacts

Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel in the Russia investigation, has died at age 81, and President Donald Trump reacted harshly online.

March 19

Iran’s new supreme leader linked to properties with ‘line of sight’ into Israeli UK Embassy

Two London apartments linked to Mojtaba Khamenei sit less than 50 meters from the Israeli Embassy which a terrorism specialist says constitutes a serious security breach.

March 19

Epstein's lawyer 'not aware' of any relationship Trump had with late convicted sex offender, Comer says

Epstein's lawyer testified he knew of no Trump relationship, the House Oversight chairman revealed.

March 18

Nick Shirley says California fraud ‘could be in the billions’

Independent journalist Nick Shirley discusses Gov. Newsom’s reaction to his investigation into fraud allegations in California on ‘ӣÌÒÊÓƵ @ Night.’

March 5

DOJ continues Biden autopen probe despite former president unlikely to face charges

The DOJ continues investigating Biden's autopen use for pardons and commutations, though officials say the former president is unlikely to face criminal charges.

March 5

Comer claims whistleblowers warned Walz for years about Minnesota fraud and were told to 'stand down'

House Republicans claim Minnesota employees warned Gov. Walz about fraud for years but were told to "stand down" in $240 million scandal probe.