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GOP Senator, Citing Free Beacon Report, Probes State Department's DEI Spending
'The American people deserve transparency about the use of their tax dollars to advance a divisive ideological agenda,' writes Blackburn
As Oct. 7 Mastermind Yahya Sinwar Resurfaces, Senators Push for Bounty on Hamas Leader's Head
'After 365 days, the State Department has failed to issue a bounty that would help bring these terrorists to justice,' says Ted Budd
US Trade With Iran Jumped Last Year as Tehran Wreaked Havoc Across Middle East, State Department Report Shows
Biden-Harris admin 'has done everything they can to flood the Ayatollah with cash and facilitate the regime’s ability to finance terrorism,' Cruz says
Top DEI Officials at Biden-Harris State Department Rake In Nearly $200k a Year, Records Show
'Woke' work brings nearly double the pay of average State employees
Biden-Harris State Dept Set To Host Iraqi Official Allegedly Helping Iran Evade Oil Sanctions
'Given these reports, we respectfully request that your administration prevent Minister Abdul-Ghani from attending events in the United States,' lawmakers tell Biden
Biden Admin Doesn't Know If It's Sending Taxpayer Cash to the Taliban, Government Audit Finds
Two State Department bureaus 'were unable to provide supporting documentation for many of their respective awards,' according to audit
Painting Over the Rafah 'Red Line': Biden's State Department Sued for Stonewalling Probe Into Anti-Israel Pressure Campaign
'These communications will help to shed light on if true support exists for the mission or not,' watchdog group says of Rafah offensive
Dem Senator Turned Lobbyist Tom Daschle Pressed Biden Admin To Support Infrastructure Projects in Hamas-Controlled Gaza, Emails Show
South Dakota's Tom Daschle, a former Senate majority leader, worked with terror-tied Qatar to drive 'investments in Gaza'
Biden's State Department Used Data from Anti-Israel Org To Compile 'Report Card' on Jewish State, Internal Emails Show
Figures from the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs have long been identified as misleading