Report reveals China at the forefront of global tariff evasion scheme

President Trump announces new tariffs, sparking debate over economic impact President Trump recently announced new tariffs targeting 60 countries, including Canada, citing concerns over forced labor practices. This decision comes despite Canada’s non-participation in the U.S. bridge opening. Economists are now weighing in on the potential economic fallout, with some projecting that these tariffs might […]
Tom Fitton: Recent TWA Flight 800 Documents Expose Three Decades of Evasion After a Clinton Administration Tragedy

30 Years After TWA Flight 800: Seeking the Truth Thirty years post the tragic explosion of TWA Flight 800, which claimed 230 lives, there’s still no clear narrative from the federal government. Families deserve honesty, and this nation needs transparency. Instead, we encounter shifting stories, concealed evidence, and newly surfaced documents that spark crucial questions […]
Atlanta’s Fare Evasion Plan of Over $100 Million Reportedly Broken in the Most Direct Way Possible

Atlanta’s $130 Million Fare Evasion Efforts Hindered by Arrests Atlanta has launched a new $130 million initiative targeting fare evasion, but it’s facing significant challenges. The Atlanta Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) recently installed new fare gates, and since then, transit police have arrested 40 individuals suspected of vandalizing this equipment. Additionally, 29 alerts have […]
Authorities Increase Efforts to Address Fare Evasion on DC Metrobus

Washington, D.C. Metro Fare Evasion Crackdown Authorities in Washington, D.C. have initiated a crackdown on fare evasion on metro buses, leading to approximately 400 citations and five arrests from May 24 to May 28, according to a senior official. Randy Clark, General Manager of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), discussed the fare evasion […]
Hidden internet identity markets support sanction evasion efforts by Iran, China, and North Korea

Understanding Illicit Financial Networks Wire transfers often start from banks in the UAE, pass through European correspondent banks, and end up in U.S. financial institutions, resembling standard commercial transactions. The compliance teams at beneficiary banks tend to approve transactions from companies with clean records, where the beneficiaries’ documents check out, and the payments come from […]
Subway officer employed to address fare evasion filmed accepting money to unlock gates

A security guard tasked with tackling fare evasion has been caught on video accepting cash from subway riders in exchange for student OMNY cards. According to a report from MTA Inspector General Daniel Cote’s office, a guard at a Brooklyn subway station was using a Department of Education OMNY card that was not hers while […]
BART uses a new approach to tackle widespread fare evasion

BART Takes Measures Against Fare Evasion BART is intensifying its efforts to combat fare evasion by implementing new gates that close faster for those trying to sneak in without paying. Transportation officials are currently testing these gates at Antioch and Concord stations, which now shut in 500 milliseconds instead of the previous 800 milliseconds. They […]
Georgia identified as a key center for Iran’s sanctions evasion amid increasing pressure, according to a report.

Oil Shortages Escalate Amid Iran Conflict, Trump Urges Europe to Secure Its Own Oil President Trump has intensified pressure on Iran following a joint U.S.-Israel attack, recently releasing footage of the strike on the Isfahan nuclear facility. Meanwhile, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo emphasized the need for a change in the Iranian regime’s behavior. […]
“You’re Ignoring Me”: Joe Scarborough Confronts Chuck Schumer on Iran War Evasion

Debate Over Iran’s Military Condition On “Morning Joe,” Joe Scarborough engaged in a heated discussion with Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer about the implications of Iran’s weakened military infrastructure. Scarborough argued that the damage the U.S. has inflicted on Iran’s military is a positive development stemming from the Iran conflict. Schumer countered, stating that it’s […]
Tom Goldstein, co-founder of SCOTUSblog, found guilty of tax evasion

Supreme Court Litigator Found Guilty of Tax Evasion Thomas Goldstein, a prominent Supreme Court litigator and co-founder of SCOTUSblog, has been convicted by a federal jury for failing to report taxes on substantial gambling income earned as a high-stakes poker player. Goldstein, who was part of the legal team representing Al Gore in the Supreme […]