Judicial Watch Sues DOJ for Records Related to Loretta Lynch, Bill Clinton Tarmac Meeting
Meeting occurred days before Hillary Clinton was interviewed about her private email server
Judicial Watch, a government watchdog group, has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice after the agency failed to respond to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request related to the infamous tarmac meeting between then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch and former President Bill Clinton just days before Hillary Clinton was interviewed by the FBI about her private email server. Report: Obama Admin Spent Record $36M on Lawsuits Defending Refusal to Turn Over Federal Records
The Obama administration spent in its final year in office a record $36.2 million on lawsuits defending its refusal to turn over federal records under the Freedom of Information Act. America Rising Files FOIA to Target ‘Politicized’ Ethics Office
Conservative group America Rising PAC filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit on Wednesday to target what they say is the politicization of the U.S. Ethics Office under the Obama administration. Pentagon Has a Team to Review Porn
The Pentagon has a team of people to plan for future warfare scenarios, inform policymakers of defense intelligence matters, and, according to a new report, review pornography for the U.S. military. Clinton Surrogate Tries to Blame Quid Pro Quo Story on Russians, Has No Idea What CNN Is Talking About
State Department Releases 75 Clinton Emails Found by FBI
The State Department released 75 of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her private server on Friday, the first batch of the 15,000 that the FBI uncovered during its investigation of Clinton’s email practices. Federal Judge Refuses to Release Hillary Clinton Draft Indictments on Whitewater
A federal judge on Tuesday refused to release drafts of criminal indictments prepared by prosecutors in the 1990s intended to charge Hillary Clinton during the Whitewater investigation. Federal Judge Orders State Dept to Release Hillary Clinton’s Security Training Docs
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the State Department to hand over hundreds of documents by next Monday related to Hillary Clinton’s participation in required or recommended security training during her tenure as secretary of state. Audit: IRS Improperly Denied Information to Taxpayers
Inspector general says taxpayer rights may have been violated in FOIA cases
The IRS may have violated taxpayers’ rights when they improperly denied information to those who filed a Freedom of Information Act request to the agency, according to an audit from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. 