Monday super-sized roundup
Federal judge in Texas rules Affordable Health Care Act unconstitutional
VA Whistleblower Visited By FBI, Sent To Psych Ward, Set To Be Terminated From Job
FBI misses deadline to provide docs to Judiciary Committee probing whistleblower raid
Bare-Breasted 'Mariannes' Face Off With French Police; Tear Gas, Pepper Spray Used On Protesting Yellow Vests
Moscow To Set Up Military Base In Caribbean
The Green New Deal: eco pastiche
Personal Bank Accounts in Venezuela Frozen to “Fight Terrorism”
Every Bubble Is In Search Of A Pin
Will Half Of All Colleges Really Close In The Next Decade?
Mueller Destroyed Messages From Peter Strzok's iPhone; OIG Recovers 19,000 New "FBI Lovebird" Texts
Venezuela Joins the Social Credit Club
Million Plus NJ Gun Owners Defy State Law, Refuse to Turn Over Banned Gun Mags
New Jersey Magazine Capacity Restriction: Now What?
New Bill Prohibiting 3D Printed Firearms Introduced to Congress
One Year Ago Today, the FCC Killed the Internet
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Somebody KNEW
Feds knew of 700 Wells Fargo whistleblower cases in 2010
❝❝America's chief federal banking regulator admits it failed to act on numerous "red flags" at Wells Fargo that could have stopped the fake account scandal years earlier.
One particularly alarming red flag that went unheeded: In January 2010, the regulator was aware of "700 cases of whistleblower complaints" about Wells Fargo's sales tactics.
An internal review published on Wednesday by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency found that the regulator didn't live up to its responsibilities. The report found that oversight of Wells Fargo (WFC) was "untimely and ineffective" and federal examiners overseeing the bank "missed" several opportunities to uncover the problems that led to the creation of millions of fake accounts❞❞
— Matt Egan