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For some time now, the mainstream media have been in a state of denial. Each time a new bombshell is dropped, threatening to topple the house of cards the Left built to justify the Mueller investigation into allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, the press comes out with a new version of the dog-ate-my-homework defense.

On Saturday, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton announced documents related to the FISA warrants on Trump’s former campaign advisor, Carter Page were released by the FBI — and arrived at JW headquarters.

Judicial Watch chief points to multiple circular justifications that show Russia collusion narrative was manufactured by Trump's opponents

Former FBI lawyer 'has the opportunity to become the anti-Strzok' by cooperating with congressional investigators

President of the legal watchdog group Judicial Watch, Tom Fitton, said the FISA court was at fault for purposely targeting President Donald Trump and his 2016 presidential campaign.

Chief executive names U.S. Circuit Court magistrate and veteran of President George W. Bush's White House, seeks quick confirmation

Rep. Maxine Waters doesn’t miss an opportunity to screech against President Trump but many are blasting her for ignoring her own “cesspool” of a district.

Judicial Watch sued the Department of Justice (DOJ) seeking all records regarding the FBI’s raid on former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen’s home, office, and hotel room after the government ignored three Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, the watchdog organization announced Monday.

Nonprofit's Tom Fitton is 'pleased' judge 'rejected the Justice Department’s inexcusable stonewalling on documents of intense public interest'

The corrupt and useless Rep. Maxine Waters went on MSNBC this weekend and declared war on Republicans.

After the Democrats got their clock cleaned in 2010, they and their progressive allies turned to the tried and true Obama era method of using law enforcement authority to pursue political goals. Eventually, the IRS admitted it had targeted conservative groups improperly and this resulted in the resignation and contempt of Congress citation for Lois Lerner, and earlier this year, a multi-million dollar settlement to the targeted groups.

Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch, accused the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday of trying to protect special counsel Robert Mueller by slow-walking document requests from Congress in its oversight of the executive branch. Multiple congressional committees have been requesting, demanding and even issuing subpoenas for hundreds of thousands of DOJ and FBI documents related to the FBI’s investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server to conduct official U.S. diplomatic business.

Conservative watchdog group, Judicial Watch obtained IRS documents Thursday revealing backstabber Senator John McCain’s former staff director urged the IRS, including the corrupt Lois Lerner to engage in “financially ruinous” targeting of conservative Tea Party groups.

Newly public documents indicate that a top staffer for Sen. John McCain urged Internal Revenue Service officials to conduct “financially ruinous” investigations of nonprofit groups. Read More

An explosive new report from conservative watchdog Judicial Watch implicates Sen. John McCain, if indirectly, in the 2013 IRS scandal in which the agency’s Exempt Organizations Unit abused its authority to deny tax-exempt status to conservative and pro-Israel groups.

Liberal Fox News pundit Geraldo Rivera clashed with Sean Hannity while discussing the sudden media obsession with the longstanding border crisis.

On Thursday, Judicial Watch released internal IRS documents showing that in 2013, Sen. John McCain’s former staff director and chief counsel on the Senate Homeland Security Permanent Subcommittee, Henry Kerner, urged top IRS officials, including then-director of exempt organizations Lois Lerner, to “audit so many that it becomes financially ruinous.”

The Justice Department’s internal watchdog is set to release a scathing, 500-page report Thursday addressing unanswered questions about the FBI’s probe of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state.

The Justice Department Inspector General’s long-awaited report on the Obama DOJ and Federal Bureau of Investigation’s handling of the Hillary Clinton email server investigation is set to be released Thursday, and will likely spark new questions over whether she should be prosecuted.