Bank investigators flagged $3 million in payments from a Chinese company to Hunter Biden's law firm as "erratic" and "unusual" and potentially evidence of an influence-peddling scheme. Published November 29, 2023
President Biden's aggressive push to accelerate the nation's wind energy comes amid increasing public opposition to both onshore and offshore wind farms, and critics say rising costs to build and maintain them will ultimately be passed along to taxpayers and ratepayers. Published November 28, 2023
President Biden's son Hunter Biden told a House panel investigating the Biden family business deals he'll agree to testify in response to a GOP subpoena, but only at a public hearing. Published November 28, 2023
A new study calculates taxpayers are on the hook for a staggering $50,000 for every electric vehicle sold or $22 billion annually, but electric vehicle sales have cooled. Published November 24, 2023
House lawmakers investigating whether the Justice Department suppressed an investigation into President Biden and his son Hunter Biden have subpoenaed Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Wolf, whom whistleblowers say steered the FBI and IRS away from probing the Bidens. Published November 21, 2023
Sen. Rand Paul, who has publicly criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci over the origins of COVID-19 and his advocacy of lockdowns and mandates, goes even further in a new book, blaming Dr. Fauci for funding the creation of the virus with U.S. dollars and lying about it to Congress. Published November 21, 2023
NewsGuard, which ranks news sites to counter what it deems misinformation, including stories that question COVID-19 vaccine safety and efficacy, received significant funding from a firm that represents some of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies. Published November 18, 2023
Newly minted House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed a two-part, temporary spending measure across the finish line in the House on Tuesday, calling his approach one that will "break the fever" that has led Congress to annually rush through a bloated year-end funding bill. Published November 14, 2023
President Biden, the subject of an impeachment inquiry examining his involvement in his family's hugely profitable business deals with China, will face President Xi Jinping this week in a meeting fraught with political risks. Published November 13, 2023
It's not typical for the Justice Department to get involved in breaking up local prostitution rings, but the sex-network bust federal prosecutors announced on Wednesday wasn't an ordinary operation. Published November 11, 2023
David Weiss, the Delaware U.S. attorney and now special counsel assigned to investigate Hunter Biden on tax fraud and gun crimes, told House investigators he was denied special attorney authority that he sought from the Justice Department. Published November 9, 2023
House lawmakers issued an array of subpoenas and interview requests Thursday in the impeachment inquiry into President Biden, including to an art gallery owner selling Hunter Biden's paintings and a wealthy Democratic donor who bought his artwork. Published November 9, 2023
A reduced field of Republican presidential candidates turned on ascending candidate Nikki Haley on Wednesday as they sparred, sometimes in harshly personal terms, over numerous issues on the debate stage in Miami. Published November 8, 2023
House Republicans and a few Democrats came close to blocking federal funding for a mandate that will soon require new car technology to measure driver behavior and shut down vehicles if drunken driving or other impairment is detected. Published November 8, 2023
Some pundits tried to pin the latest Republican election losses on former President Donald Trump, but the GOP's Tuesday trouncing was more likely tied to the party's stance on limiting abortion, which they have struggled to define for more than a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Published November 8, 2023
The House took up a measure on Tuesday to block federal funding of a mandate for technology that would measure driver behavior and shut down vehicles if it detects drunken driving or other impairment. Published November 7, 2023
The House censured Rep. Rashida Tlaib for "promoting false narratives" about the war between Israel and the terrorist organization Hamas, after Democrats failed to block the resolution in a Tuesday vote. Published November 7, 2023
The House Republican fundraising arm last week pulled in $1 million in online donations under new Speaker Mike Johnson, topping all other weekly online funding for the 2024 election cycle. Published November 1, 2023
House investigators have uncovered a $40,000 check to President Biden they say was part of a payoff to his family members from a lucrative deal with a Chinese energy firm that leveraged his position when he was vice president. Published November 1, 2023
Joe Biden sent 82,000 pages of emails under three fake names during his time as vice president, according to records coughed up by the National Archives in response to a lawsuit. Published October 31, 2023
