Robert McGreevy

2 weeks ago | dailycaller.com | Robert McGreevy

Independent reporter Ken Klippenstein claimed Friday that the FBI visited him after he published the alleged manifesto of the suspect in Wednesday’s shooting near the Capital Jewish Museum. Two FBI agents visited Klippenstein’s home Thursday over his publishing of an alleged manifesto, according to a post on his website.

2 weeks ago | dailycaller.com | Robert McGreevy

Republican Oklahoma Sen. James Lankford is introducing a bill to combat an increase in drone activity from Mexican cartels on the U.S.-Mexico border, the Daily Caller has learned. The Border Drone Assessment Act, which Democratic Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is co-sponsoring, would require the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security to conduct a threat assessment on unmanned aircraft activity at the nation’s borders, according to a review by the Caller.

2 weeks ago | dailycaller.com | Robert McGreevy

A federal grand jury indicted Democratic Charlotte, North Carolina, Councilwoman Tiawana Brown Wednesday for allegedly fraudulently obtaining over $124,000 in COVID-19 relief funds, according to an indictment. The indictment, originally obtained by WSOC-TV, alleged Brown spent around $15,000 of the relief funds on a lavish birthday party for herself. Brown used her nonprofit’s bank account, which had PPP loan funds, according to documents.

2 weeks ago | dailycaller.com | Robert McGreevy

The MAHA Commission, a landmark intergovernmental agency initiative to study the root of America’s worsening chronic health epidemic, released a 68-page report Thursday called “Making Our Children Healthy Again.” The comprehensive assessment is a wide ranging look at the various factors driving chronic disease in children.

2 weeks ago | dailycaller.com | Robert McGreevy

Washington, D.C., gave the Capital Jewish Museum a $30,000 security grant six days before the shooting that left a pair of young Israeli diplomats dead Wednesday night. The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum was one of 11 recipients of the city’s “Safe and Secure DC Grants,” a $500,000 program meant to “enhance the physical security and safety of organizations located in the District of Columbia,” Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser announced May 15.