There is a potentially groundbreaking piece of news from last week regarding President Trump’s tax returns that has been flying under the radar.

It has to do with the House Ways and Means Committee’s ongoing fight to force the Trump Administration to comply with a request for the President’s tax returns.

House Democrats made a substantial push on Monday to force former White House counsel Don McGahn to testify in Congress, asking that a federal judge issue an early, final ruling on the matter.

The military and Secret Service are already scouting it out. 

Investigators with the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James questioned former National Rifle Association President Oliver North on Tuesday, deposing a former NRA official with an axe to grind over the gun group’s strenuous objections.

An unnamed tipster gave a House panel “credible allegations” about potential attempts to influence the Internal Revenue Service’s audit of the president’s tax returns, according to a Tuesday court filing.

The National Rifle Association’s longtime imagemaker fired a broader and deeper array of accusations against its former client than previously known after being sued by the NRA, according to a recently filed court document.

A Fox News host hit out at National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre in a Sunday segment, accusing him of being part of the D.C. swamp and of grifting the group’s gun-loving membership.

Mark Halperin is staging his rehabilitation through the inimitable Judith Regan.

The two are made for each other, feeding on the outrage generated by the release.

Disgraced pundit Mark Halperin has turned to a somewhat-faded but once-explosive name for his new book: Judith Regan.

A Connecticut man who had amassed an arsenal of tactical weapons and body armor, and who police say may have been preparing for a mass shooting, left a trail of virulently racist and anti-trans postings online.