FBI Investigating Postmaster General DeJoy Over Campaign Fundraising Activity
The FBI has launched an investigation into Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s campaign fundraising activity while he was working in the private sector.
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DOJ’s Opinion That Presidents Cannot Be Indicted Factored into Hush-Money Probe
The Justice Department’s opinion that a sitting president cannot be charged played a role in federal prosecutors’ decision to end the hush-money investigation.
Feds: Were Middle Easterners Promised Influence over American Policy Through Trump Donations?
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether highly influential businessmen from the Middle East tried to buy influence over American policy by donating to President Trump’s 2017 inaugural committee and a pro-Trump super PAC.
GOP Rep. Hunter Indicted Over Lavish Personal Expenses from Campaign Funds
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter and his wife, Margaret, were indicted Tuesday on dozens of charges that allege they used campaign donations to pay for personal expenses, from family vacations and dental work to theater tickets and school tuition.
Cohen’s Attorney: ‘No Doubt That Donald Trump Committed a Crime’ And Tried to Cover It Up
Michael Cohen’s attorney dropped a bombshell on President Trump on Tuesday night.
How One Disastrous Hour Could Change Everything for President Trump
No hour was more devastating to President Trump than the events that unfolded almost simultaneously Tuesday.
FBI Joins Probe of Alleged Campaign Violations in Rep. Michele Bachmann’s Presidential Campaign
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI is joining an investigation into violations in Rep. Michele Bachmann’s presidential campaign fund, MinnPost reports. Authorities are focusing on alleged campaign finance violations from Bachmann’s failed bid for presidency last year. State and federal ethics committees have been reviewing whether the presidential campaign fund, MichelePAC, was used to pay an…
Ex-Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. Pleads Guilty in Scheme Involving Campaign Cash
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., 47, pleaded guilty Wednesday for using campaign cash to buy personal items, including jewelry, fur capes and parkas, celebrity memorabilia, furniture and high-end electronics, the FBI said. Jackson also admitted he tried to conceal illegal activities, such as false and misleading reports to the Federal Election Commission….
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