Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW)

08/31/2026

Trump had the decency to mostly wind down the creation of new companies during his first term.

That went out the window this time: As soon as he became the presumptive nominee in 2024, he ramped up incorporating new companies, setting the stage for his huge profits last year.

08/31/2026

08/30/2026

Forest Service Undersec. Michael Boren should be investigated for allegedly pressuring officials to escalate resources and divert government aircraft to help contain a fire near his Idaho mega-ranch.

Did he risk public safety to protect his property?

Undersecretary Michael Boren should be investigated following allegations that he pressured U.S. Forest Service officials for special firefighting treatment to contain a fire near his Idaho mega-ranch.

08/30/2026

The Army’s No. 2 officer, Gen. Chris LaNeve, reportedly advised Army chief Gen. Randy George to drop the probe into the military flyover at Kid Rock's house.

Days later, Pete Hegseth fired George—and LaNeve emerged as a favorite for the Army's top job.

Gen. Randy George appeared troubled by the encounter with Gen. Chris LaNeve, the Army’s No. 2 officer now favored for the service’s top job, people familiar with the matter told The Post.

08/29/2026

Trump is prioritizing wealthy interests over everyone else, with access, influence and possible policy changes.

That's just one way Trump's corruption is harming Americans.

President Donald Trump is making more money than ever while Americans across the country struggle with the costs of basic necessities,

08/29/2026

Trump's war in Iran has inflicted higher energy and gas prices on the American people.

Meanwhile, Trump's brokers have been trading oil and gas stocks for him, helping him profit on the global instability he's inciting. It's profoundly unethical.

President Trump has accused oil companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil of "making too much money." He owns shares of both.

08/28/2026

The Office of Special Counsel has yet to resolve six of CREW's complaints against top Trump officials who appear to have violated the Hatch Act.

If the most politically powerful officials can skirt the law, what does that say about our government?

On Thursday, the Office of Special Counsel submitted disciplinary complaints against two federal employees over apparent Hatch Act violations.

08/28/2026

We'll just leave this right here...