The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports a Republican candidate for local city council got sentenced after running what prosecutors described as “Georgia’s largest Ponzi scheme.”U.S. District Judge Tiffany Johnson sentenced Todd Burkhalter, 55, to 20 years in prison on Friday after he plead guilty t…
On Friday, following news that the federal debt has exploded under President Donald Trump, a leading venture capitalist took to social media to decry two “blunders” he says will “scar the nation for years if not decades.”“President Trump’s two terms will add ~$16.8T — OR 37 percent of the ~$45T TOTA…
A self-described Libertarian is sounding the alarm that President Donald Trump’s new effort to rewrite the 14th Amendment is “more bizarre” than most realize. David J. Bier, the director of immigration studies at the Cato Institute, walked through the specifics of the new executive orders that Presi…
Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are among those that BBC is seeking to subpoena as part of its lawsuit from President Donald Trump, Politico reported on Friday. Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the British Broadcasting Corporation alleging that the broadcaster unfairly edit…
President Donald Trump’s administrator for the Small Business Administration released a video this week that left folks scratching their heads.
Over the course of his second administration, President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has gone to federal court nearly two dozen times in its quest to seize state voter rolls, which many experts suggest is part of an effort to meddle with the upcoming midterms. But try as they might, his attorne…
“Plotters” in the orbit of President Donald Trump have discovered an easy way to “trick” him into doing their bidding.
An anonymous White House official emerged as part of President Donald Trump’s push to revive the massive ballroom project.
Police have found the person who allegedly spray-painted the World War II memorial in Washington D.C. this week and intend to charge them with vandalism, The Washington Post reported Friday.
On Friday, the Department of Justice attempted to justify the need for President Donald Trump’s much-demanded White House ballroom by making a claim that has raised some eyebrows.