In yet another ironic twist, the process (including random phone checks overseen by White House lawyers) by which Sean Spicer is cracking down on leaks from The White House has been leaked to Politico. The push to snuff out leaks to the press comes after a week in which President Donald Trump

Submitted by Ronn Blitzer via LawNews.com, Information leaks from within the federal government led to the revelation that now-former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn spoke to the Russian ambassador about U.S. sanctions against his country soon after President Obama announced them.

In an oddly self-reflective moment of realization, The New York Times' investigative reporter James Risen, writes an oddly un-liberal op-ed pointing out the hypocrisy of Obama administration proclamations with regard 'free press' and transparency and the awkwardly dismal facts on the ground. If

If anyone of sound mind had any doubts about the White House and federal government being inherently corrupt, the testimony between FBI Director James Comey and the Congressional inquiry committee should have answered that. In front of a nation of American TV viewers the “elect Hillary for