Journalism
Epstein Confidante Ghislaine Maxwell Pleads Not Guilty and is Remanded Until Trial
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan denied bail Tuesday for Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime confidant of convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein, stating she posed a "substantial" risk of flight before h... Read More.
Selling Fear
Over the past 120 days or so, the authoritarians who gravitate to elected office in the US have been having a field day implementing various new restrictive rules to control our behavior. As the... Read More.
Department of Justice Announces DuCharme/Donoghue Swapping Roles
On Friday, July 10th, Attorney General William Barr announced Seth D. DuCharme, as acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York replacing the outgoing Richard Donoghue who will be taking D... Read More.
Covid-19: Is a real search for the truth now taboo?
Are public health officials telling the truth when they state they are seeking information about possible early cases of COVID-19? Similarly, is it possible some members of the “watchdog” press are unw... Read More.
President Trump Commutes Roger Stone, Jr.’s Sentence
President Trump has granted clemency to Roger Stone. The Press Secretary released a statement which read, in part: "Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Grant of Clemency commuting the ... Read More.
The Special Counsel’s Office — Corrupt to the Very End
By: Shipwreckedcrew Roger Stone was the final case indicted by the Special Counsel’s Office. Less than two months later the Mueller Report was transmitted to DOJ, approximately five months afte... Read More.
Decades Old Florida Legislation: Vaccination or Treatment by “Any Means Necessary”
In the midst of the pandemic, among the talk of mandatory face coverings and vaccinations for COVID-19, people are beginning to pay more attention to their local statutes. UncoverDC received a t... Read More.
SCOTUS Opinions on Religious Rights and President Trump Financial Records
Today is the last day that the Supreme Court of the United States is in session until October. In the past 24 hours, four Supreme Court decisions were handed down, with a decision yesterday affecting r... Read More.
UncoverDC Celebrates Its Inaugural Year!
Friends, A year ago today, we set out to do something completely different. We created a media organization that would tell you the truth. We started with the deep belief that the American people, and ... Read More.
Judicial Watch and The Daily Caller File Joint FOIA Lawsuit for Biden Senate Records
Tom Fitton's Judicial Watch and The Daily Caller filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit on behalf of itself and The Daily Caller News Foundation against the University of Delaware for former... Read More.
Back to School? The Pending Democrat Student Deficit Iceberg
While the China virus is raising havoc (thanks in large part to dim-witted governors and mayors with American businesses), it is producing one almost entirely unanticipated side effect that neither pol... Read More.
2nd Amendment on the Chopping Block with HR-5717
By Daniel Bobinski On January 30, HR-5717 was introduced in the House of Representatives. The “Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety Act” is like the PATRIOT Act and the CARES act. Sounds great ... Read More.
President Trump Gives Powerful Speech at Mt. Rushmore
President Trump gave an inspiring and moving speech on July 3rd amidst the majestic backdrop of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota to a crowd of an estimated 7,500 people. Despite protestors blocking the I... Read More.
Primer on the Democrat Party and the Media
Every presidential cycle we go through this—and it doesn’t matter if it’s Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, or Donald Trump: the media is horrifically biased against Republicans ... Read More.
Protesters Block Road to Mount Rushmore, 15 Arrested Prior to Presidential Speech and Fireworks
Prior to the arrival of President Trump at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, a group of protesters set up a blockade of white vans and removed and/or slashed the tires of the vehicles in order to make th... Read More.
