First published at Judicial Watch’s Investigative Bulletin, September 9, 2014 President Obama is hoping sanctions will punish Russia for its abuse of Ukraine, but there’s already one group that sanctions are helping: lawyers and lobbyists. Late last month, former senators Trent Lott and John Breaux signed on as lobbyists for Gazprombank,[…]
Read MoreFirst published at the Washington Examiner, July 30, 2014. By Micah Morrison and Luke Rosiak A joint investigation by the Washington Examiner and the nonprofit watchdog group Judicial Watch found that former President Clinton gave 215 speeches and earned $48 million while his wife presided over[…]
Read MoreFirst published at the Daily Caller, June 17, 2014. By Micah Morrison With the curtain soon to go up on select committee hearings on Benghazi, a key question remains unanswered: what on earth were we doing there? What policies were being pursued in that violent outpost of the Libyan revolution? The White House would rather[…]
Read MoreFirst published at Judicial Watch’s Investigative Bulletin. The IRS scandal has accelerated with the agency’s declaration that it “lost” thousands of emails from Lois Lerner the senior official at the center of the controversy to the White House, Treasury, Justice Department, and other outposts of Democratic Party progress. How convenient. Republicans are outraged:[…]
Read MoreFirst published at Judicial Watch’s Investigative Bulletin. Debate rages over the rise in children crossing the U.S. border from Mexico and Central America. The numbers are staggering. According to the latest reports, more than 48,000 children were caught in the last eight months alone. At least one federal judge recognized the sinister nature of the[…]
Read MoreFirst published at Judicial Watch’s Investigative Bulletin. By Micah Morrison “They [the White House] need to focus on executive action given that they are facing a second term against a cult worthy of Jonestown in charge of one of the houses of Congress.” So spoke John Podesta in an interview last fall with Politico, shortly[…]
Read MoreFirst published at Judicial Watch’s Investigative Bulletin By Micah Morrison It was a savage crime in a savage time. On May 21, 1971, two New York City police officers one white, one black were lured to a Harlem housing project by a fake 911 call. Waiting in ambush were three members of the[…]
Read More(Washington, DC) — Judicial Watch is pleased to announce its newest team member, investigative journalist Micah Morrison. As a senior writer and, later, chief investigative reporter for The Wall Street Journal editorial page from 1993 to 2002, Morrison led the investigations of the Clinton administration. He also reported on union corruption, Indian casino gaming, and[…]
Read MoreRepresentative Charles Bernard Rangel has enjoyed a long career serving the residents of the Fifteenth District in Harlem. He was born there in 1930 to a seamstress mother and an absent father. The United States Army was his ticket out of poverty. Awarded a Purple Heart and Bronze Star for valor in the Battle of[…]
Read MoreAl Seedman is a legendary figure in New York City police lore. An elegantly attired, tough talking, cigar chomping Jew, he served in the NYPD from 1942 to 1972, investigating thousands of murders, including the cases of Joe Colombo, Joey Gallo, and Kitty Genovese. He was named Chief of Detectives in 1971. In 1972, he[…]
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