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McCarthy-Biden Debt Ceiling Deal Passes Critical Procedural Hurdle 

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In a significant development, the debt ceiling agreement between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has cleared a significant hurdle in the House. On Tuesday night, the House Rules Committee voted 7-6 in favor of approving the terms of debate for the legislation, paving the way for House lawmakers to vote on the agreement on Wednesday evening. The vote’s result was uncertain due to the opposition or potential opposition expressed by three Republican committee members toward the agreement.

Comer Demands Answers from FBI After Subpoena for Biden Docs Ignored

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This article explores the ongoing demand from James Comer, Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, for the FBI to release a document allegedly linking Joe Biden to a pay-to-play bribery scheme during his time as vice president under President Obama. Despite subpoenas and repeated requests, the FBI has yet to hand over the document, citing potential compromises to investigations and risk to informants.

Corrupt  IRS Fired A Bunch Of Agents Looking Into Hunter Biden

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The IRS fired all of the agents who were looking into Hunter Biden, and one of them, a whistleblower, said that the Biden administration was punishing him for what he had said. In April, the person who leaked the information said that the Biden administration unfairly blocked the probe into the president’s son.

House Report: CIA Official Recruited Signers for Letter on Hunter Biden Laptop Stories

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According to a new congressional report, a member of the internal board that evaluates writing submitted for publication by former and present staff members of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) assisted in obtaining signatures for the October 2020 letter asserting the Hunter Biden laptop story has all the traditional signals of a Russian information operation.

House Republicans sound the alarm on Biden’s Executive Order

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Republicans in the House are raising concerns about a covertly issued executive order allowing the Biden administration to “open the regulatory floodgates.” Fewer rules will need to go through the interagency review process due to the “modernizing regulatory review” order, released on April 6. This will further unleash the red tape faucet that has been running nonstop since President Biden entered office.