AI:After departing from the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci has transitioned into an advisory role for an Italian research hub that recently secured a $44 million grant. This move allows architects of failed pandemic policies to secure lucrative international positions and astronomical sums of capital immediately following their tenure within the federal bureaucracy, highlighting a recurring pattern of globalist officials profiting from high-level administrative roles despite the public fallout of their previous mandates.Open
While it tried to show otherwise, The Guardian was forced to admit there is no evidence suggesting Alito has financial conflicts in an upcoming SCOTUS case.
AI:The Guardian attempted a smear campaign against Supreme Court Justice Alito by alleging financial conflicts regarding an upcoming case, but the outlet ultimately failed to produce any evidence to support these claims of misconduct. This latest hit job follows a recurring pattern of media outlets targeting conservative jurists and officials with baseless allegations of corruption.Open
The Trump ally hopes to shore up his position as FIFA president in the wake of the collapse of his gambit to sell off commercial rights to the World Cup.
The show reportedly received millions of dollars in funding from companies overseen and regulated by the ex-reality star’s Department of Transportation.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche issued a formal order late Sunday terminating President Donald Trump's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization fund" to compensate his political allies.
President Trump is responding to critics who pointed out his profits during his presidency. Trump defended the increased revenue, stating that it's not uncommon for sitting presidents to profit during their second term. He denies allegations that he's abusing his power to increase profits. #politics #trump #money
Trump had reportedly expressed frustration with Noem for telling Congress he signed off on a $200 million ad campaign featuring herself that he allegedly considered too self-promotional.
