Here are the 357 sexual predators in U.S. Congress who voted to hide their own rapes and sexual assaults from the American people at taxpayers' expense.
• https://ronpaulinstitute.org, by Hekmat Aboukhater
In his first non-Congressional public speech since his Republican primary loss to Ed Gallrhein, Thomas Massie brought some of the loudest energy to the Ron Paul Institute's Washington conference on Saturday. He was full of jokes and promise for the
GOP Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky named names in the Epstein Files on the floor of the House of Representatives yesterday, in announcing that he will seek a discharge petition to put yet another Epstein Files bill up for a vote.
The Wall Street Journal has reported that President Trump was given strong warnings against starting the war with Iran, including from then-Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
Though the U.S. national debt officially surpassed $40 trillion this week, Congress was quick to assure Americans that the issue could be easily fixed by spending more money.
• https://tuckercarlson.com, The Tucker Carlson Show
9/11 changed history. So it's worth understanding what really happened that day. Former Congressman Curt Weldon's new book brings us a lot closer to the truth.
• https://ronpaulinstitute.org, by Jacob G. Hornberg
Now that the Trump administration is telling America that communism, once again, poses a grave threat to US "national security," the question naturally arises:
This is how a republic is dismantled--not necessarily through one dramatic declaration of dictatorship, but through a succession of constitutional violations that go unanswered long enough to become the new normal.
The Department of Transportation's headquarters campus in Washington spans two complexes covering 1.8 million square feet across 11-acre of prime DC real estate.
• Daily Wire, Luke Rosniak and Paralegal Institute
The Feeding Our Future scam in Minnesota cost taxpayers a staggering $250 million that was meant to feed hungry children, but disappeared into shell companies, mansions, and bank accounts overseas.
The House of Representatives on July 22 passed a $1.15 trillion defense policy bill that attaches a key election integrity bill championed by President Donald Trump.
The House of Representatives voted late Tuesday night to fully fund the government through a short-term continuing resolution until December 4 as another government funding deadline looms.
Republican Representative Thomas Massie opposes Section 219 in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that he said would "start co-mingling our military supply chains and technology with Israel's."
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) spoke with MeidasTouch journalist Pablo Manríquez on Capitol Hill Monday, expressing his concerns about Section 219 in the NDAA that he said would "start co-mingling our military supply chains and technology with
Despite regularly denouncing the rising socialist menace, President Trump has been pursuing a policy arguably just as, if not more, dangerous to liberty and prosperity as anything proposed by Zohran Mamdani or Bernie Sanders: using government funds t
Fed Chair Warsh (voter) will deliver his first semi-annual testimony as Fed Chair to the House. Warsh' text was e released at 08:30EDT (link here) and he is scheduled to begin his testimony at 10:00EDT.
The U.S. House came within a day of a rare recorded vote on whether to strip Israel of $3.3 billion in annual military aid... until the whole effort collapsed.
A new bill in Congress would enshrine into law the ability of the executive branch to buy into private companies, and create a fund to finance the purchases.
This month, unless Donald Trump stops it, our treasonous Congress is likely to merge the US military with Israel's genocidal armed forces. Dennis Kucinich on the end of American sovereignty.
Typically, all the members of the majority party in the House of Representatives vote for the rule to bring legislation to the House floor for debate, even if some of those members plan to vote against the legislation after the floor debate.
JUST IN -- The U.S. House has unanimously passed a resolution directing the House Ethics Committee to publicly release records of monetary settlements involving sexual misconduct by congressional members.