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Did The DOJ Disregard Internal Policies on Hunter Biden Agreement?

A former United States Attorney said the Justice Department violated its rules when it reached a plea bargain with Hunter Biden over tax evasion and firearms charges. Former U.S. Attorney Brett Tolman stated on Twitter that the DOJ had violated internal policies in the investigation. According to a directive issued by former Attorney General John Ashcroft, federal prosecutors are expected to charge and pursue the most severe offenses determined by evidence and the facts of a case …

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Louisiana Attorney General Reveals Shocking Truth about CISA’s Censorship Tactics

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) cybersecurity agency has engaged in censorship, using the justification of “critical infrastructure security,” this is according to testimony from Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry. Landry appeared before the House Select Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government based on findings from the ongoing lawsuit, Louisiana and Missouri v. Biden et al.

Joe Biden Driving More Companies to Bankruptcy

U.S. corporations are experiencing a surge in bankruptcy filings, reaching the highest rate since 2010. Despite the S&P recently hitting 2023 high, this bankruptcy crisis indicates a tightening credit squeeze due to rising interest rates and limited access to financial markets for all but the most creditworthy borrowers.

Despite Glitches, Ron DeSantis Takes In Huge Haul in Donations

Ron DeSantis encountered a few hiccups during his 2024 campaign launch on Wednesday evening, but he quickly found his stride. After engaging in a 75-minute policy discussion with Elon Musk, the Florida governor proceeded to high-profile interviews with Mark Levin and Trey Gowdy, followed by a tele-town hall with voters.

Yellen Continues to Hound McCarthy About the Ceiling Debt, Ignores Biden

On Monday afternoon, Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen once again sent a letter to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), cautioning him about the increasing risk of the United States defaulting on its debt unless Congress passes a bill to raise the nation’s debt limit. Even though the bill would also need President Joe Biden’s signature, Yellen has consistently directed these letters to McCarthy, despite him and House Republicans already passing a bill that raises the debt ceiling and prevents default.