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Millions of dollars in taxpayers' money funded research using aborted babies’ body parts, according to a new report.

The Treasury Department should follow GAO's recommendations and make spending websites more user-friendly and transparent

You won’t see the millions upon millions of dollars being spent in favor of candidates in the 2021 election, but big money donors, many of them hidden by committees that

You won’t see the millions upon millions of dollars being spent in favor of candidates in the 2021 election, but big money donors, many of them hidden by committees that

For an off-year election, Colorado voters still have a lot of questions to answer, mostly about how they want government to spend their tax dollars and some hefty policy decisions.

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) on Tuesday banned U.S. taxpayer funds from going to state-run labs in China after her amendment was unanimously adopted to the “Endless Frontier Act,” which aims to help the United States compete with China in research and development.

AJ Taylor5 days agoLast Updated: May 25, 2021 Today, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), who has been sounding the alarm for over a year about U.S. tax dollars being funneled into China’s state-run Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), successfully banned any additional future U.S. funding from going to China’s state-lab. Ernst’s amendment was adopted, with unanimous support, to the  Endless Frontier Act—a bill being considered this week in the Senate that aims to help the U.S. compete wi...

Stanford Broke Funding Laws With Experiment Involving Aborted Babies – Watchdog Group Medical ethics nonprofit alleges Stanford University broke federal law Image Credit: Email A medical ethics nonprofit is alleging that Stanford University broke federal law with a research project involving aborted babies. The White Coat Waste Project — a non-profit organization working to stop “wasteful,” publicly funded animal testing — filed a complaint with the National Institute of Health al...

Suppressing Information Might Work in China, but We Should Not Stand for It | Opinion Newsweek 4/6/2021 © Lucas Schifres/Getty Images The Chinese flag flaps in the wind. It has been over a year since the COVID-19 virus detected in and around Wuhan, China started a pandemic. The exact origins of the virus still remain a mystery. That is not entirely an accident. The virus emerged in one of the worlds most closed societies ruled by a ruthless authoritarian regime that has no tolerance for tr...