
Senate Confirms Judge Jeanine Pirro as U.S. Attorney for D.C.
By RWTNews Staff
Judge, Prosecutor, District Attorney, Pirro's journey to this pivotal role is rooted in decades of groundbreaking legal service.
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By RWTNews Staff
Judge, Prosecutor, District Attorney, Pirro's journey to this pivotal role is rooted in decades of groundbreaking legal service.

By RWTNews Staff
The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, led by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, is spearheading the effort, sending letters to states like California, Wisconsin, Utah, and New Hampshire to address lax voter roll maintenance.

By Tommy Flynn
Recent social media activity indicates a coordinated push. On X, repetitive posts from accounts like @HoChiMinh123087 accuse Trump in identical language under pro-Trump threads, hinting at bot or astroturfing campaigns.

By Tommy Flynn
The investigation, prompted by a complaint from Sen. Tom Cotton, focuses on allegations that Smith’s legal maneuvers were designed to undermine Trump’s campaign.

By RWTNews Staff
Trump targeted CPB for its bias and inefficiency, arguing that private markets should sustain media without government interference. This defunding aligns with efforts to trim wasteful spending and prioritize essential services over corporate welfare for broadcasters.

By RWTNews Staff
The whistleblower reported direct pressure from a supervisor to approve the ICA's findings in exchange for a promotion.

By Tommy Flynn
How the hoax was developed and implemented, the main players involved and potential charges they could face.

By Tommy Flynn
Mamdani, a 33-year-old state assemblyman from Queens, clinched the Democratic nomination in July after trouncing scandal-plagued former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the primary.

By Thérèse Boudreaux
“The decision to revoke USAID’s independent 8(a) contracting authority is necessary to prevent further wrongdoing by an agency with a well-documented record of waste, criminal fraud, and bribery.”

By RWTNews Staff
“The public has demanded this for decades—stopping Congress from profiting off exclusive information,” Hawley said, stressing the need for integrity in public service.

By Thérèse Boudreaux
While in her administrative position, Clinton used a private email server for official agency communications. The legally dubious move not only put thousands of emails with sensitive or classified information at risk, but also shielded her emails from Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

By Tommy Flynn
Schoen emphasized that impeachment could strip Obama of the presidential immunity granted by the Supreme Court’s July 2024 ruling in Trump v. United States, which protects only official acts during a presidency.