The agent who sent out subpoenas for Republican lawmakers’ phone records in the now-infamous Arctic Frost probe said prosecutors never told him whose numbers they were. One subpoena was later identified as seeking records for Republican Rep. Jim Jordan (OH-04). Former Justice Department (DOJ) inspector general agent Brian Burnett said he learned of the possible connection after he retired and saw a subpoena bearing his name discussed publicly.
On today’s NEWSMAX Daily, Tony Marino covers President Trump’s remarks at the White House and a new congressional report raising questions about ActBlue’s fraud-prevention system and potential foreign political contributions. Plus, House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise weigh in on the stakes of the upcoming midterms, Rob Schmitt reacts to the latest scrutiny surrounding Los Angeles’ homelessness system and Mayor Karen Bass, and Harmeet Dhillon discusses the Justice Department’s findings involving UC Berkeley Law’s admissions practices.
New findings allege that the almost exclusively leftist fundraising platform ActBlue failed to properly verify foreign donor identities, prompting renewed calls for Justice Department intervention.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan delivered an urgent message on the stakes of the upcoming midterm elections, warning voters about what will happen if the far left takes control of Congress.
A new House committee report reveals severe flaws in ActBlue’s fraud prevention system, alleging the Democratic fundraising platform allowed potential foreign donations to slip through unchecked. NEWSMAX Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen has the details on “National Report.”
Three House committee chairmen released an investigative update alleging that the Democratic fundraising giant ActBlue deliberately loosened its fraud-prevention standards in 2024 and then concealed evidence of illegal foreign contributions from Congress. The joint report from the House Administration, Judiciary, and Oversight committees draws on ActBlue's own internal documents, staff memos, supervisor communications, and training […] The post House Republicans accuse ActBlue of weakening fraud safeguards and accepting illegal foreign donations appeared first on American Almanac .
Three House committee chairmen released an investigative update alleging that the Democratic fundraising giant ActBlue deliberately loosened its fraud-prevention standards in 2024 and then concealed evidence of illegal foreign contributions from Congress. The joint report from the House Administration, Judiciary, and Oversight committees draws on ActBlue's own internal documents, staff memos, supervisor communications, and training materials, to build a case that the platform chose to accept more suspect donations even after its own analysts warned the changes would increase fraud. The committees are chaired by Reps. Bryan Steil of Wisconsin, Jim Jordan of Ohio, and James Comer of Kentucky, all Republicans. ActBlue, the primary online…Open
On the September 14, 2026 edition of The Record, Greta Van Susteren examines the top stories shaping the conversation in Washington and around the world. Featured guests include Rep Raja Krishnamoorthi, Matt Schlapp, Michael LaRosa, Bill Gertz, Alison Williams, Alan Dershowitz, Jacob Kaplan and Craig Robinson.
