Government
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CFPB's Adolescent Army
Rogue agency employees form a resistance group to new Director Mick Mulvaney.
Trump Reverses Democrat Land Grabs
It's an issue of federalism, and the president did the right thing with national monuments in Utah.
FBI: Deep-State Obstruction
Fidelity? Integrity? Those words are in the FBI's seal, but both are seriously in question.
What Is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?
The battle over who will lead the CFPB should lead to far more basic questions about bureaucracy.
Another Round of Bye, Bye, Rex...
Rumors abound that Tillerson will be stepping down as secretary of state in the near future.
Obama CFPB Lackey Sues to Limit Trump
Outgoing director of the Dodd-Frank agency names replacement in a politically calculated #Resistance move.
MSM Silence on Menendez Is Deafening
Mistrial declared in the Menendez corruption trial. Will DOJ seek a second trial?
Uranium One Scandal Simmers on Back Burner
While there's no evidence of "treason," Hillary Clinton's scheme still deserves scrutiny.
Media Loses Interest in Clinton, Turns Back on Trump
MSM blasts Trump for "believing" Putin, while ignoring the connections between Clinton, Russia and Fusion.
Trump's America: Year One in Review
Trump has had some significant wins, and some major setbacks in his first year.
Even Comey Thought Clinton Was 'Grossly Negligent'
The revelation that his initial assessment was watered down in a legally significant way is another mystery.
Reform America's Overbearing Federal Law Code
The manner in which the federal criminal law code is created needs to be reformed.
Pruitt Puts an End to EPA Adviser Conflicts of Interest
EPA board members are now barred from collecting agency grants — a policy that should never have been allowed.
Mueller Charges Manafort, but Not Because of Trump 'Collusion'
Manafort, well connected with Democrats, is indicted on 12 charges including conspiracy against the U.S.