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WASHINGTON – The Justice Department’s collapsed felony criminal indictment charging a former Olympian with damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is just the latest in a string of legal misfires by the DOJ in politically charged cases.
Brett Raio first brought his Bible to school when he was 5 as a way of demonstrating his faith. His commitment didn’t end there. Today, he carries it from the recording studio to the streets. He wrote his first song, “God’s Everything,” when he...
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department’s collapsed felony criminal indictment charging a former Olympian with damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is just the latest in a string of legal misfires by the DOJ in politically charged cases.
WASHINGTON – A Republican-led Senate committee has voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci, the federal official who led the government’s coronavirus response in 2020, in contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions during a hearing last...
Just over half of Americans today feel very or mostly free to express their political views, according to a new study by the Knight Foundation. Of the more than 25,000 Americans surveyed between May 4 and May 26, 72% said they felt very or...
