Investigators have flagged millions of fraudulent loan applications for Covid relief funds and identified billions of your tax dollars that have walked out the door to con artists. The Small Business Administration Inspector General Mike Ware gives us the rundown. […]
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The following is from House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency Chairman Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) is investigating several states’ refusal to provide Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) data to the US Dept. of Agriculture
The following is from Children’s Health Defense. Documents released by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) show the FDA revised its assessment of several child deaths following Covid-19 vaccination, reducing the number of deaths considered vaccine-related from 10 to seven after reviewing autopsy
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Original air date: October 5th 2025 Bitcoin is the first decentralized, universal, digital currency that lets you buy things without banks or credit cards. Some see Bitcoin primarily as an investment of stored value, sort of like a company’s stock. Others
The following is from Gallup News. About one-third of Americans approved of US military action against Iran before a peace agreement was announced, according to Gallup News. Gallup found that 34% of Americans approved of the military action the United States
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The following is from Just the News. The Los Angeles City Council has voted to place a measure on the Nov. 3 ballot that would allow noncitizens to vote in local elections. The proposal, introduced by Council member Hugo Soto-Martinez, now
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Original air date: September 28th 2025 A new FDA crackdown is threatening the drug industry’s most powerful marketing tool — and it could reshape what Americans see and believe about their health. For decades, prescription drug ads have flooded screens, promoting
Congress has shepherded in the quiet return of one of the most controversial spending practices in Washington D.C. And they’re spending your money. Listen below:
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