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Dominic Cummings tried to fast track a £530,000 grant to an external data team – bypassing normal Whitehall procedures, leaked emails suggest. Boris Johnson's former top adviser urged civil servants to issue the payment with 'no procurement, no lawyers, no meetings, no delay', according to the messages. The Government department involved – the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) – insisted that due diligence had been followed in issuing the grant. But Labour said it was another example of the Government's 'disdain' for the rules governing the use of taxpayers' money under Mr J...

Could reverse the presidential election results by force with a violent attack on the capitol to stop the certifying of the election results. it's a remarkable thing to see from him. not long after biden and putin 's press conferences wrapped up in geneva, the washington post broke this very interesting new story about the days leading up to the january 6th attack and how president trump actually made some progress in those days in trying to get the u.s. justice department to act on his behalf, to flip the election result, or otherwise stop the election results from being made official. the po...

Giving May's best music the flowers it deserves

Like the korean zombie drama, train to busan, or bong joon—ho�*s sci—fi drama snowpiercer from the french graphic novel, most of demon slayer's action plays out on the titular eternal train, where our heroes engage in battles in the real world and in the world of dreams. what follows is like an anime version of inception, with interlocking realities forming the separate pieces of a much larger puzzle. far deeper, and deeper still, into your dream. rated 15 for scenes of strong fantasy violence, which include a recurrent motif in which a character must kill themselves by cutting their own...

Print this article Fred Hochberg, chairman and president of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, testifies before a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington on January 28, 2014. (Joshua Roberts/Reuters) It is rare that we taxpayers get to see how crony deals are made in Washington. But what follows is an example provided to us by the Export-Import Bank. Bear with me while I give you some background. In January, ExIm announced a deal extending a 90 percent guarantee of a $50 million supply-chain-finance facility fr...