Luke Rosiak

The California federal judge overseeing Hunter Biden’s tax charges issued a scathing five-page ruling in response to President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son, saying that the president justified his pardon with reasons that are false and offensive. Judge Mark C. Scarsi wrote Tuesday that the reasons listed in “the President’s statement” for pardoning his son “stand in tension with the case record,” and while the president has the power to pardon, “nowhere does the Constitution give the President the authority to rewrite history.” “The President asserts that Mr. Biden ‘was treated differently’

A self-proclaimed “revolutionary” who was removed from a role where she pushed left-wing ideology in schools for children of military members

Office buildings are so empty that at the office of the EPA, which is tasked with ensuring clean drinking water, there was dangerous bacteria in its own water because it was stagnant from being used so infrequently.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) pays farmers not to grow food, while at the same time spending most of its budget giving “food stamps” to people who can use them to buy candy, soda, and snacks — at giant retail markups — in corner stores and elsewhere.

Several religious students challenged the school's policies prohibiting the “deadnaming” or “misgendering” of transgender students, as well as policies allowing transgender-identifying students to use the bathroom of those of the opposite sex.

On November 27, O’Malley signed the agreement with the union locking in telework through 2029, and resigned his job on November 29.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has ordered staff to work overtime so they can spend cash as quickly as possible before Donald Trump assumes the presidency, which a Republican senator called “extremely concerning.”

The findings highlight how a $113 billion program called the “Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program” actually often contributes to making people less healthy.

The federal government is currently in the process of hiring as many as 1,200 employees to work on diversity, equity, and inclusion, employees that would be embedded into the permanent federal workforce headed into the Trump administration, a Daily Wire analysis of federal job ads found.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is on the verge of signing a contract that would run through 2029, “the top four priorities of which are, in order: solidifying telework and remote work privileges, limiting accountability through hamstringing employee performance review processes, maximizing use of taxpayer-funded union time, and lastly, permitting the use of agency facilities for union offices.”