The scandals keep piling up in the District of Columbia’s ill-fated program to curb violence with an ex-con charged with two felonies since D.C. officials hired him to be a violence interrupter, a disgraced councilman—Trayon White—busted for taking tens of thousands of dollars in cash bribes to help extend violence prevention and youth services contracts […]

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From Washington Times: Commander and Major weren’t the first Biden family pets with a penchant for gnawing on U.S. Secret Service agents. “No wonder the Secret Service is a mess,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement. “Biden’s dogs terrorized agents and White House personnel for a decade, and nothing was done about […]

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From Washington Examiner: New York’s controversial killings of Peanut the Squirrel and his pal Fred the Racoon have drawn a near apology for the incident that drew online anger at Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul and criticism from Elon Musk. “The heartless killing of ‘Peanut the Squirrel’ by New York state bureaucrats shocked America,” Judicial Watch […]

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