Month: August 2025
Inspector General Cites Surge in Staffing Shortages in VA Hospitals; Agency Disputes Findings
The watchdog highlights ‘severe’ shortages of doctors and nurses while VA says the findings are based on perceptions of hiring difficulty, not real vacancies.
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Judge Blocks Trump’s Bid to End Child Detention Policy Seen as Fueling Illegal Immigration
https://bonginoreport.com/capitol-hill/judge-blocks-trumps-bid-to-end-child-detention-policy-seen-as-fueling-illegal-immigration
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Investigation into Vote Fraud Using Mail in Ballots in a Hamtramck, MI City Council Race that was Won by Just a Few Dozen Votes
Abu Musa won his city council race by just a few dozen votes. The investigation comes as surveillance video obtained by 7 News Detroit appears to show Councilman Abu Musa in the passenger seat of a vehicle as another man deposits three stacks of ballots at a city drop box just days before the primary […]
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Update: Three More Arrested in North Texas Antifa ICE Terror Attack…
ALVARADO, Texas — Three additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the alleged North Texas Antifa cell accused of carrying out a domestic terrorist attack shooting on an ICE detention facility in Alvarado, bringing the total number charged to 17 so far.
Morgan was arrested the same day and is being held on $2.5 million bond on a local charge of hindering the prosecution of terrorism.
New Evidence Emerges in Adam Schiff’s Mortgage Fraud Case…
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) is facing intensifying scrutiny after newly released records revealed he secured mortgage rates as low as 3% on both his Maryland and California homes, despite federal prosecutors accusing him of misrepresenting his residency status to obtain financial advantages.
Schiff had listed his 3,420-square-foot house in Potomac, Maryland, as a second home in 2020, 16 years after buying the property in 2003.
James Bovard: JB Pritzker’s School-Screening Law Mandates More Mental Illness — and Your State Could Be Next, Parents
https://bonginoreport.com/opinion/james-bovard-jb-pritzkers-school-screening-law-mandates-more-mental-illness-and-your-state-could-be-next-parents
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Examples of failed bureaucracies
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Bureaucracies grow larger while failing at their core duties. From the Postal Service losing billions in a single quarter to the Department of Transportation mishandling aviation oversight, citizens watch waste and abuse thrive. When leaders push agencies to ignore law and Constitution, the people must recognize violations of their rights and learn how to defend them…
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US Taking ‘Special Measures’ to Protect People Possibly Exposed in Court Records Hack
The U.S. government is taking unspecified “special measures” to protect people potentially exposed in a recent hack of court records, a top U.S. Department of Justice official said on Thursday. The hack of the federal judiciary’s filing systems has raised concerns across the judiciary since it was disclosed last month, in part because of reports […]
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