Kamala Campaign’s Payments to Al Sharpton a 'Black Eye' for MSNBC, Ethics Group Says

The financial entanglements between MSNBC host Al Sharpton and the Kamala Harris campaign, revealed this week by the Washington Free Beacon, are a "black eye" for the liberal network and media industry, according to a journalism group considered the "gold standard" of media ethics. "This kind of entanglement harms the credibility of the journalist, the […]

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‘Major Conflict’: Chinese Military-Linked Pharma Corps Make Flurry Of Payments To Taxpayer-Funded Scientists

'Money is influence, it's access'

'Honored Guests': Democratic FEC Commissioners Attend DNC While Weighing Complaint Against Kamala's Campaign

On July 23, the Trump campaign filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission that could pull back the curtain on Democratic Party finances. Two days later, the Democratic National Committee offered the six commissioners "honored guest" invitations to attend its convention in Chicago—and two of them accepted.

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‘A Huge Conflict of Interest’: Two Professors on Columbia’s Top Disciplinary Body Participated in Encampment, Photos Suggest

Two professors on Columbia University's top disciplinary committee were involved in the unlawful encampment that upended campus life in April, photos and metadata suggest, raising concerns about conflicts of interest as the university weighs revisions to its protest policy ahead of the fall semester.

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Awkward: Top Dem Donor Tries To Explain He's Not Buying Influence With Kamala

Democratic megadonor Reid Hoffman, who recently pledged $10 million to elect Kamala Harris, insisted in an awkward interview Tuesday that he is not buying influence with the vice president after he urged her to fire a top federal official investigating some of his business ventures.

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'He Sounded More Like a Publicist': Media Ethics Expert Pans MSNBC Host Scarborough's Defense of Biden

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough "sounded more like a publicist than a journalist" when he promised viewers in March that President Joe Biden was intellectually sharper than ever before, a top media ethics expert told the Washington Free Beacon.

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Federal Investigators Expand Probe of Biden's Energy Loan Program

The chief watchdog office for the Department of Energy is expanding its probe of the Biden administration's $400 billion energy loan program ahead of the presidential election, according to a government contracting notice.

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Failing Up: Blocked Biden Nominee Now Overseeing White House Effort To Potentially Shutter Major Energy Source

Shortly after Laura Daniel-Davis failed Senate confirmation for the second time last year, the White House appointed her to serve as the second in command at the Department of the Interior—a promotion. Now, she has been given yet another senior role crafting energy policy potentially impacting millions of Americans.

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Judge Who Gagged Trump To Hide Rabid Pro-Democrat Bias Must Recuse Immediately

This judicial overreach not only threatens the former president’s First Amendment rights but also interferes with the election.

Energy Company Negotiating $1.6 Billion Loan From Biden Admin Made 'False and Misleading Statements' About Its Business Prospects, Lawsuit Says

A hydrogen fuel company that raked in over $70 million from the Biden administration—and is negotiating a $1.6 billion federal loan—has been hit with a class action lawsuit from investors who claim that company made “false and misleading statements” about its business prospects.

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