On Thursdayâs âCNN Newsnight,â CNN Senior Political Commentator and former Obama adviser David Axelrod acknowledged that there were issues as to whether Special Counsel David Weiss could file cases in venues outside of Delaware before he was made Special Counsel and the new charges against Hunter Biden were filed in California, âSo, thatâs a difference
Axelrod: Weiss Charging Hunter in CA Shows a Difference Between Initial Handling of Case
February 8, 2024 by
Despite Initial Claims Drop, the Total Number of Americans on Jobless Benefits Jumped to Nearly 19 Million
March 26, 2021 by
Despite a decline in initial claims for unemployment benefits under state-run programs, the total number of Americans receiving some form of unemployment compensation rose 733,862 to nearly 19 million, data from the Department of Labor showed Thursday. Both new claims and ongoing claims in traditional unemployment programs dropped on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to Thursdayâs…
Curious Releases â FBI Provides âInitialâ Compulsory Documents To House Oversight Amid Ongoing Impeachment ThreatsâŚ
June 24, 2018 by
Due to the ongoing and unresolved scale of corruption within the administrative offices of the DOJ (Sessions/Rosenstein) and FBI (Wray/Bowdich), it is no longer possible to provide any benefit-of-doubt regarding their obstruction of oversight. The IG report; the manipulation (red-lining) of the draft content therein; and the subsequent DOJ/FBI willful blindness toward the remaining content; […]
Paul Singer-Funded Washington Free Beacon Behind Initial Fusion GPS Trump Effort
October 28, 2017 by
The Washington Free Beacon, funded by GOP mega-donor Paul Singer, was the original funder of Fusion GPSâ research project that attempted to dig up dirt on then-candidate Donald Trump â a project that would later be funded by the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clintonâs campaign. The Washington Examiner first reported Friday that lawyers for the Free Beacon […]
Police confirm Pam Geller was initial target of terror plot
June 5, 2015 by
BOSTON (AP) â The family of a Boston man shot to death by terrorism investigators was shocked by allegations that he planned to kill police officers, and saw no signs that he had become radicalized, their attorney said Thursday. Ronald Sullivan, a Harvard Law professor, said Usaama Rahim’s family considered him “an energetic young man […]