Mark Tapscott is a Congressional Correspondent at The Washington Stand. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on elections and federal legislation. Mark's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Epoch Times, The Daily Signal, and The Christian Post, among others.
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Mark Tapscott's coverage is heavily focused on politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. He appears to be interested in news related to the Biden administration, border security, immigration policies, government spending, and whistleblowers. Mark seems inclined towards articles that provide critical analysis of governmental decisions or actions.
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By: Mark Tapscott
President Ronald Reagan signed a little-heralded executive order in 1981 that fulfilled his campaign promise to appoint men and women who were “meaner than a bunch of junkyard dogs” to the 33 then-newly created posts of Inspectors General (IG) to fight waste and fraud in major federal departments and independent agencies.
By: Mark Tapscott
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) would likely today be a quarrelsome local education union official somewhere in her native Oklahoma had she not left the Sooner State in search of greener pastures following her father's death.
By: Mark Tapscott
Two Republicans and two Democrats in the Senate and House of Representatives are co-sponsoring proposed legislation designed to protect the Fourth Amendment's bar of warrantless government searches and seizures of private citizens' email content.
By: Mark Tapscott
Government Accounting Agency (GAO) auditors say the federal departments of Treasury, Veterans Affairs, Labor, and Agriculture compiled improper payment rates of 10% or more in all four years of President Joe Biden's White House tenure.
By: Mark Tapscott
Way back in 2011, then-House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.)
By: Mark Tapscott
Danielle Marsh was a graduate of the prestigious Horace Mann School, but that's not where she learned how to defraud federal taxpayers by applying for and receiving more than $1 million in U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) loans intended to help small firms suffering during the COVID pandemic.
June 9, 2026 Now-former “60 Minutes” correspondent and CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley taunted the long-running news documentary's
By: Mark Tapscott
A frequently repeated maxim holds that folks are "entitled to his or her own opinions, but not to his or her own facts." Sen.
By: Mark Tapscott
Obamacare health insurance premiums are going up as enrollments are dropping for the first time in five years, and those two factors mean it's time for Congress and President Donald Trump to enact new measures to expand the availability of Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and incorporate faith-based health care sharing operations, say experts.
Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) researchers dug deep into the U.S. Census Bureau's Current Population Survey (CPS) database and found households headed by noncitizens are far more likely to depend on taxpayer-funded social welfare programs than those headed by U.S. citizens.
