Steven Richards is an Investigative Reporter at Just the News. He focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular emphasis on security and law enforcement issues, as well as energy and mining. Steven's work has been featured in various outlets, including KTBS - TV, RealClearMarkets, and The Paradise News.
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By: Steven Richards
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing scrutiny over his association with a prominent left-wing streamer who said America “deserved” 9/11. But, El-Sayed is not the first Democrat to generate controversy over the terrorist attack.
By: Steven Richards, John Solomon
The Judiciary chairman seeks documents after declassified files reveal bureau labeled GOP figures as Russian disinformation 'conduits' while ignoring reports alleging Biden family corruption.
By: Steven Richards
On Wednesday, Chairman Jim Jordan demanded the FBI turn over all evidence related to a counterintelligence operation that classified President Donald Trump's own administration officials and political allies as “conduits” of Russian disinformation.
By: Steven Richards
The Department of Homeland Security has referred potential Driver's Privacy Protection Act violations to the Justice Department, alleging that a nonprofit organization misused millions of citizens' sensitive driver data for voter outreach campaigns.
By: Steven Richards
Smith reports the House committee's two-year investigation into the abuse of tax-exempt status by foreign-influenced and terrorist-linked organizations is yielding significant progress with Treasury Department cooperation.
By: Steven Richards
New evidence reveals differences between handwritten agent notes and the official report used to charge the former national security advisor.
By: Steven Richards
With gas prices reaching $4.22 a gallon, the president faces mounting pressure to demonstrate economic results amid ongoing conflict with Iran that has destabilized global oil prices.
By: Steven Richards
From the War on Terror to the conflict with Iran, the 9/11 attacks have shaped decades of U.S. foreign policy and presidents's legacies.
By: Steven Richards
Twenty-five years later, 9/11 still shapes American leadership. See how the attacks defined every president from Bush to Trump—and continue to influence us today.
By: Steven Richards
Anthropic disrupts malicious plots using its Claude program, like attempts to test weapons systems, develop new drone tactics, and conduct dangerous biological research, as debate over AI safety intensifies.
