White House Tries to Rip Up Recordkeeping Rules, Gets Schooled by a Judge
On May 20, U.S. District Judge John D. Bates ordered White House offices to adhere to the Presidential Records Act, calling out recent attempts to sidestep the law.
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Taxpayer Funds: The Unsung Hero of Scientific Breakthroughs
Ah, the great American BBQ, where every piece of meat is marinated in stubborn tradition and freedom. Now, you know old Uncle Bob may…
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The Great Carried Interest Escape: How to Vanish Billionaires
Brothers and sisters, gather ’round to witness the remarkable magic show taking place in the hallowed halls of Congress. Our wealthy friends, the performers…
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When Destiny 2’s Lobby Goes Quiet: Bungie Calls It ‘Evolution’, Players Say ‘Empty Trophy Case’
Bungie announces Destiny 2’s final live-service update, citing evolution. Players mourn lost social rituals—goodbye raids, hello nostalgia.
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The Medicare Marathon: Sidestepping the Corporate Hurdles
Medicare these days resembles a marathon where seniors are the athletes, yet the finish line keeps moving at the whim of corporate sponsors. The…
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County Cash Calamity: Mora County’s $3 Million Interest Snafu
Mora County, New Mexico found itself in hot water after an audit revealed $3 million in disaster relief interest was treated like free money, bypassing procurement rules and risking federal reimbursement.
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Knox County’s Roots Ban: When a Local Literary Hero Is Kicked Off the Shelf
Alex Haley’s ‘Roots’ gets the boot from Knox County Schools under Tennessee’s Age‑Appropriate Materials Act, sparking regional pride and uproar.
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Palantir Protests DIA’s MARS Procurement: Bureaucracy in a Filing, Taxpayer Dollars in the Crosshairs
Palantir’s protest of the DIA’s MARS procurement highlights a clash between bespoke systems and commercial solutions in defense analytics.
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Grillin’ for Freedom, Payin’ for Inflation: A Memorial Day BBQ Breakdown
Folks, let me tell you, there was a time when a good old-fashioned Memorial Day BBQ meant savoring the sweet nectar of freedom and…
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Two Tax Systems: Workers Sweat While Billionaires Smile
Folks, it’s like watching a BBQ cook-off where one team’s flipping burgers while the other’s lounging with filet mignon. The tax game in this…
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