Representative James Comer is confident that the proposed anti-weaponization fund will not be included in any legislation in the near future.

Representative James Comer believes the House of Representatives will pass the Senate's reconciliation bill this week.

The House Oversight Committee is confident that Medicaid fraud in Minnesota exceeds $1 billion.

President Trump halted certain types of Medicaid funding to Minnesota until the state addresses alleged fraud.

The House Oversight Committee will vote on bills this week to increase guardrails on federal funds sent to states.

The House Oversight Committee confirmed $300 million in federal child nutrition fund fraud in Minnesota.

Whistleblowers from Minnesota testified under oath to the House Oversight Committee that they had warned Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison about widespread fraud, but no action was ...

James Comer predicts that the proposed "weaponization fund" will not be included in any legislation in the near future.

Over three dozen people have been arrested in Minnesota in connection with the investigated fraud.

James Comer believes the Republican leadership has enough members present to pass the Senate's reconciliation package this week.

James Comer supports extending the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to provide U.S. intelligence agencies with necessary tools, despite concerns about potential abuses.

James Comer expects Representative Thomas Massie to vote against the upcoming reconciliation package, consistent with his past voting record.

James Comer believes U.S. intelligence agencies need tools like FISA to counter threats from actors in China, Iran, and Russia.

James Comer believes that the U.S. government, particularly the Department of Justice and intelligence agencies, has been weaponized and has abused its power.

James Comer states there is significant opposition among Republican members of Congress to a proposed "weaponization fund" intended to compensate victims of government overreach.

James Comer believes that current levels of Medicaid spending in the U.S. could be sustained without cuts if program fraud were eliminated.

The House Oversight Committee's investigation concluded that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison were aware of significant fraud but took no action to stop it.

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote on multiple bills this week to increase oversight on federal funds sent to states.

The House Oversight Committee is confident that over $1 billion in Medicaid-related fraud occurred in Minnesota.

The House Oversight Committee confirmed $300 million in federal child nutrition fund fraud occurred in Minnesota.