abuse of power

News 03/15/22, 16:16

A Republican from Kentucky wants to strip the president's chief medical advisor of one of his titles. Sen. Rand Paul recently introduced an amendment that could potentially remove Anthony Fauci as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). The senator proposes dividing NIAID into three separate national research ...

U.S. 08/05/21, 19:54

A federal public health agency faces a legal challenge to its latest move to let residents occupy properties without paying. The Alabama and Georgia Association of Realtors (NAR) is suing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for announcing a new federal eviction moratorium until at least Oct. 3. NAR accused ...

China 01/14/21, 02:22

A Republican from Georgia will begin the process of removing Joe Biden from office on his proposed first day as president. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) plans to start impeaching the Democrat that claims he will be the next president for allegedly abusing his power while in public office. "On Jan. 21, ...

D.C. 01/28/20, 06:07

A legal expert from one of the nation's most prestigious institutions slammed a group of lawmakers for making unclear and incorrect allegations against the president. Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz criticized impeachment managers for making "vague" and "wrong" charges against President Donald Trump during the Democrat led impeachment inquiry in ...

D.C. 12/16/19, 05:32

An official responsible for overseeing the nation's intelligence community conceded a federal law enforcement agency committed a major abuse of power while monitoring a campaign adviser to a presidential candidate back in 2016. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) has admitted the FBI made an error of judgment when it ...

U.S. 12/06/19, 11:39

The Democrat-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump has never been more dramatic as House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) was recently called out for “snooping” around on press members. Wall Street Journal contributor Kimberley Strassel asked her “fellow members of the media” to speak up from their “deafening” silence. Democrats ...

U.S. 11/15/19, 20:15

Amid House Democrats’ rapidly advancing impeachment against President Donald Trump and many rounds of eyebrow-raising testimony later, the next big question is: Did the president commit any crimes? Former acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker said he doesn’t see any wrongdoing by President Trump. “What is the crime?” He asked during a Thursday ...