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Journalist Glenn Greenwald Proposed for 'We The Citizens' Founding Board

Journalist Glenn Greenwald Proposed for 'We The Citizens' Founding Board

Glenn Greenwald, a journalist known for his work on Edward Snowden's 2013 disclosures and his left-leaning politics, has been proposed as a founding board member for 'We The Citizens.' This organization is assembling a board of individuals selected for their alignment with the values outlined in the 'We The Citizens Charter' and their perceived trustworthiness by Charlie Kirk. The list of proposed members includes various public figures such as Candace Owens, Dave Smith, Tulsi Gabbard, Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, and Marjorie Taylor Greene. None of the proposed individuals, including Greenwald, have formally accepted a board position yet. The organization emphasizes that once accepted, board members would be subject to term limits, member recall authority, and strict financial disclosure requirements, with all board votes and decisions being public.

Ethics Complaint Alleges Representative Boebert Had Relationships with Staffers, Misused Funds

Ethics Complaint Alleges Representative Boebert Had Relationships with Staffers, Misused Funds

A sworn ethics complaint has been filed against U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert, accusing her of engaging in sexual relationships with three of her staffers. The complaint, submitted by David Wheeler of American Muckrakers, alleges that Boebert had a multi-year affair and two other sexual relationships within her office. It further claims that one staffer received a taxpayer-funded bonus allegedly tied to their relationship. Additionally, the complaint suggests Boebert disguised a $5,000 campaign payment as consulting and arranged a payment of approximately $200,000 after a former staffer threatened to file an ethics complaint. These allegations are currently awaiting investigation, with American Muckrakers stating they possess payroll records, campaign filings, and other evidence to support their claims. The complaint also references a physical altercation between Boebert and former staffer Clarice Navarro at Hooch Aspen, reportedly over Boebert flirting with Quinn Gallagher, a one-time lover of Boeber...

Glendale Police Commander Jay O'Neill Arrested in Out-of-State Criminal Investigation

Glendale Police Commander Jay O'Neill Arrested in Out-of-State Criminal Investigation

Glendale Police Commander Jay O'Neill has been arrested in connection with an out-of-state criminal investigation. The Arizona Department of Public Safety confirmed his custody on September 17, with assistance from Glendale police. Following the arrest, Glendale police spokesperson Jose Santiago confirmed that O'Neill is no longer employed by the city of Glendale or its Police Department. The specific charges O'Neill faces, the location of the investigation, and whether he resigned or was terminated have not been disclosed by authorities. O'Neill's LinkedIn profile indicates he began his career with Glendale police in October 2005, progressing through the ranks to become commander in February 2020. Prior to his tenure in Glendale, he served as a police officer in Oceanside, California, for seven years and was a member of the U.S. Marine Corps from 1991 to 1995.

Detroit Free Press

Public silence of Detroit officials speaks volumes during controversy

Public silence of Detroit officials speaks volumes during controversy

As questions swirl around the conduct of Detroit's police chief, the officials elected to get answers are surprisingly silent.

Glendale Police Commander Under Out-of-State Criminal Investigation, Employment Ends

Glendale Police Commander Under Out-of-State Criminal Investigation, Employment Ends

Commander Jay O’Neill, a top executive with the Glendale Police Department, is currently the subject of an out-of-state criminal investigation. The Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) contacted the Glendale Police Department on September 17 to provide advance notification and request assistance in taking O’Neill into custody. Following this development, Commander O’Neill’s employment with the City of Glendale has concluded. Glendale Police Chief Colby Brandt informed police staff of the situation via an internal email, though the email did not specify the nature of the allegations against O’Neill. A spokesperson for the Glendale police confirmed the information contained in Chief Brandt’s email.

Former Mayor Eric Adams' Federal Security Clearance Revoked Following Criminal Charges

Former Mayor Eric Adams' Federal Security Clearance Revoked Following Criminal Charges

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams had his federal security clearance revoked after becoming the first sitting mayor to face federal criminal charges in 2024. This development was noted in the context of current New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's ongoing process to obtain his own federal security clearance, which has extended for over eight months. Experts indicate that the FBI background check for federal clearance can typically take up to a year for individuals beginning their first term in public office. The revocation of Adams's clearance underscores the serious implications of federal criminal charges for public officials, particularly those in high-profile positions requiring access to classified national security information. The incident serves as a precedent for the rigorous vetting and ongoing eligibility requirements for federal security clearances.

NYC Department of Investigation Report Reveals Flaws in NYPD Disability Pension System

NYC Department of Investigation Report Reveals Flaws in NYPD Disability Pension System

A report from the New York City Department of Investigation (DOI) has highlighted significant vulnerabilities and potential misuse within the NYPD's accident disability pension system. The DOI Commissioner, Nadia Shihata, stated that the current administration of these benefits creates risks for improper payments and lacks consistent standards compared to other law enforcement retirement systems. The Police Pension Fund, which manages $3.6 billion in annual retirement payments to over 50,000 retired NYPD officers, allocated $935 million to accident disability pensions in fiscal year 2025. The investigation was prompted by anonymous tips regarding officers receiving these pensions despite appearing to be in good health. The report specifically noted that the fund has only required periodic medical re-examinations once since 2019, a practice the DOI recommends changing to align with other agencies. Media accounts also surfaced concerning several NYPD executives, including former Chief of Department John Chel...

Worcester City Councilor Under Investigation After Car Crash, No Sobriety Test Administered

Worcester City Councilor Under Investigation After Car Crash, No Sobriety Test Administered

Worcester City Councilor Kathleen Toomey is currently under internal investigation by the Worcester Police Department following a car crash on September 2. The incident occurred just after midnight on Harrington Way, where Toomey's vehicle collided with an unoccupied parked car. Body camera footage from the scene shows significant damage to both vehicles, requiring them to be towed. Despite Toomey stating she was coming from a restaurant, officers did not administer a field sobriety test, nor did they inquire about alcohol consumption. Toomey has since released a statement asserting she was not impaired and will face no charges. In response to the ongoing review, Toomey has temporarily stepped down from the City Council's Public Safety Committee to avoid any perceived conflict of interest. The police chief has confirmed that the decision not to conduct a sobriety test is under active review as part of the internal investigation, which has a 90-day deadline.

House panel votes to hold Leon Black in contempt over Epstein subpoenas

House panel votes to hold Leon Black in contempt over Epstein subpoenas

The unanimous vote crossed party lines as Rep. James Comer of Kentucky declared, "No one is above the law."

Buffalo Police Benevolent Association Begins Contract Negotiations with City After 443 Days

Buffalo Police Benevolent Association Begins Contract Negotiations with City After 443 Days

The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association (PBA) has initiated contract negotiations with the City of Buffalo, marking the end of a 443-day period without a formal agreement. According to PBA President John Davidson, these discussions are crucial for establishing a new deal for the city's police officers. The commencement of these talks signifies a move towards resolving the prolonged contractual void that has affected the police force. The negotiations aim to address various aspects of police employment, including compensation, benefits, and working conditions, which have remained unaddressed for over a year.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Meurer vows to return money, distances from Parrish in Lubbock County pay dispute

Meurer vows to return money, distances from Parrish in Lubbock County pay dispute

Mark Meurer has responded to growing concerns he continued to get paid for a Lubbock County job he only briefly performed.

Minneapolis Police Chief Search Advances as Candidate Review Begins

Minneapolis Police Chief Search Advances as Candidate Review Begins

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has launched a national search for a new police chief following the resignation of former Chief Brian O'Hara in May. The search process involves several stages, including community engagement sessions held across all five precincts of the city. These sessions aim to gather feedback from residents regarding their expectations for the new police chief. A nationally recognized firm has been enlisted to assist with the search. The process will also include interviews with community members and law enforcement professionals, who will then present a group of finalists to Mayor Frey. The mayor will conduct direct interviews with these finalists before making a nomination, which will then require confirmation by the city council. More than a dozen applications have already been received from candidates both within and outside Minnesota. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is slated to conduct an extensive background check on the final candidate to ensure their suitability for...