Allegations before a medical board have reportedly been dismissed against a Minnesota state senator, who is a doctor, and was accused of spreading misinformation about coronavirus-related deaths. The dismissal happened two weeks ago. The following is from Minnesota News Network: JULY 28, 2020 BY SCOTT PETERSON The Minnesota Board of Medical Practice… Read more

We look at a hidden mortgage tax anonymous members of Congress installed in 2012 to pay for a payroll tax cut. And we'll explain President Trump's move to give a "holiday" to some employees when it comes to their payroll taxes…. Read more

The vast majority say coronavirus restrictions in their own area are "Overboard." That's according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Eighty-three percent (83%) gave the "Overboard" answer. Fourteen percent (14%) say they view their restrictions as "Reasonable." Current Covid restrictions in my area are: 14% Reasonable 83% Overboard 1%… Read more

Mention the city “Flint” Michigan and many remember a city water system dangerously contaminated with lead and a government response that failed residents. But what you may not know is cities in every state are grappling with water safety problems– some worse than Flint. Scott Thuman reports from one such… Read more

Here is the video of President Trump (courtesy of Politico) being escorted from today's White House briefing after Secret Service shot a suspect outside the White House premises. Trump reappeared a short time later to explain to reporters what happened and continue the briefing asking– Do I seem rattled?… Read more

During a news conference today, President Trump was escorted from the podium. It turns out there had been a shooting just outside the fence surrounding the White House. The president returned to the podium a short time later to continue with the briefing, explain what had happened, and take some… Read more

Graham said the briefing outline purveyed inaccurate information which the federal law enforcement agency knew to be false… Read more

Key Senate chairman vows subpoena after documents provided to Just the News under FOIA, but not Senate investigators…. Read more

The announcement marks yet another aspect of American society impacted amid the ongoing public health scare… Read more

'75 years after Nagasaki and Hiroshima, we should've gotten rid of nuclear weapons a long time ago and for the sake of all humanity should be moving in that direction,' said Rep. Ami Bera (D-Calif.)…. Read more

Hollywood stars like Seth Rogen, Steve Carell, Cynthia Nixon and Don Cheadle sent thousands of dollars to the Minnesota Freedom Fund to help bail out protesters caught up in the George Floyd-inspired protests. Now, we're learning where some of that cash went…. Read more

City officials promised to help rebuild, but have not, one businessman said…. Read more

California senator was a top contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination before falling from the first tier and dropping out of the race in December 2019, before the first votes were cast…. Read more

A judge has yet to dismiss the Flynn case even after the DOJ requested the dismissal…. Read more

Watch: Deputy Secretary Biegun hosts the Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative… Read more

President Trump holds a news conference… Read more

McGrath is challenging Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for his seat in Kentucky…. Read more

The following is an excerpt from an article in Times Union. ALBANY — A federal judge in Syracuse has overturned Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's limit of 50 guests at wedding receptions, a measure the governor put in place earlier this year to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Chief U.S. District Judge Glenn… Read more

It's easy to find fact checks about Trump. And he's given us plenty to write about. This article measures some of the media's fact-challenged reporting…. Read more

The following is a transcript of an investigative report by Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson. Watch the video at the end of the story. This story first aired in January, 2020. We begin with an epic Constitutional battle in Virginia that’s drawing national attention. Inside of two months, nearly every… Read more

Full Measure is a Sunday morning original news television program hosted by managing editor, five time Emmy award winning investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson, and produced by a team of seasons journalists who, like Attkisson, have worked at networks including CNN, PBS and CBS.   Full Measure feeds to 43 million… Read more

Shortly after President Trump's Saturday news conference announcing several executive orders, numerous analysts and political figures falsely claimed that he'd announced plans to "permanently defund Social Security" and/or Medicare if he's re-elected. Trump never said that. President Trump did announce a temporary deferral of those taxes for some Americans as… Read more

Let’s start by saying some of “the polls” don’t have a great track record as a predictor of who would become President of the United States in 2016. One of the biggest problems was how information from polls was sometimes cherrypicked and reported on the news. We’ve generally learned a… Read more

My investigation found "fact check” efforts often rely on activists and advocates with common partisan ties and deep ideological roots…. Read more

The following is a story from WJLA ABC 7 in Washington D.C. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A rape suspect who was released from jail in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Ibrahim E. Bouaichi, went on to kill the woman who had accused him, police in Virginia say. On Wednesday, July 29, officers… Read more

Michigan Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib violated election law by paying herself campaign funds. That's according to the House Ethics Committee. However, the committee said Tlaib's violations were not made with "ill intent." Therefore, her only penalty is to repay $10,800. She has a year to do it. The ruling about… Read more