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Nowadays, it seems we can be addicted to anything - not just alcohol and drugs, but pornography, random Internet browsing, video games, and smartphones. Academic research papers have investigate ...

Topline: Over the last decade, more than half the Senate office furniture purchased have some unanswered question attached to them -- including where the furniture is located. The Architect of th ...

Topline: The Small Business Administration's Shuttered Venue Operators grant program made $544 million of improper payments during the Covid-19 pandemic, but the SBA has not even tried to recove ...

The Obama intelligence community's claim that Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized dirty tricks to try and help Donald Trump win the 2016 election was based on ...

RealClearInvestigations' Picks of the Week July 27 to August 2 Featured Investigation: Supreme Court Kills Universal Injunctions in Name Only The Supreme Court's June 27 decision which appeare ...

Topline: There are very few requirements to receive a Residential Clean Energy tax credit from the Internal Revenue Service. One, own a home. Two, install solar panels or another source of clean energ ...

Although Robert Mueller failed to find an election conspiracy between Donald Trump and Moscow, the former Special Counsel threw a lifeline to the Russiagate narrative by alleging that the Kremlin had ...

Topline: Johnny Appleseed is responsible for the poor fraud controls in the Nevada Department of Transportation. Or at least, someone pretending to be Johnny Appleseed. One employee signed a document ...

Topline: Erin Elmore, director of the State Department's "Art in Embassies" program, has vowed to "Make Art Great Again," and taxpayers will be footing the bill. The Art ...

Topline: Megan C. Ryan, former CEO of the public Nassau University Medical Center on Long Island, New York, authorized a $3.5 million payout of taxpayer funds to herself and 12 colleagues days after a ...