The Office of Government Ethics on Friday told Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross that it would not certify the secretary’s annual financial disclosure because, essentially, Ross hadn’t told the truth.

An IRS analyst has been charged with illegally disclosing confidential financial reports that shed light on former Trump fixer Michael Cohen’s lucrative consulting contracts with global corporations, CNN first reported Thursday based on a newly unsealed criminal complaint.

Rep. David Cicilline’s (D-RI) 2016 Republican congressional opponent has been charged with wire fraud and violating election law for using political donations for things like cigars and escort services. He has reached a plea deal with prosecutors, the Providence Journal reported Wednesday night.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson cursed at a guest and called him a moron during an interview for his Fox News show recently after the guest, historian Rutger Bregman, said that Carlson was “a millionaire funded by billionaires,” according to video released Wednesday by NowThis News.

More Virginia voters than not say Gov. Ralph Northam should stay in office despite revelations that he appeared in blackface years ago, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on Wednesday said President Donald Trump was lying when he tweeted that “writers” — presumably the authors of the Times’ latest rundown of his interference with the Justice Department — “don’t even call asking for verification.”

The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) said in a letter made public Tuesday that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had yet again claimed to sell a stock when in fact he hadn’t done so, contrary to an ethics pledge he made upon joining the Trump administration. As a result, the office’s director wrote, Ross’ latest financial disclosure was not certified.

The chairman of the far-right gang the Proud Boys sat on stage behind President Donald Trump during a speech in Miami on Monday.

The White House’s former director of legislative affairs, Marc Short, will return to the Trump administration as Vice President Mike Pence’s chief of staff, The New York Times first reported Tuesday, citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter. Axios confirmed the report citing unnamed sources with direct knowledge.

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage and members of his staff billed Maine taxpayers at least $22,000 for room reservations and other expenses at Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. over a two year period, the Portland Press Herald reported Sunday.