United States Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke believes that “radical environmentalists†are to blame for the unprecedented number of out-of-control wildfires that continue to burn in California and other states. Zinke published a USA Today opinion piece on Wednesday and wrote that “active forest management such as logging, prescribed burns and clearing brush†is…
If you care about the environment, education, gun control or any progressive values, Rick Scott has been a disaster as governor of Florida. Â And now this right-wing former CEO accused of Medicare fraud wants to go to Washington in the U.S. Senate so he can promote even more of Donald Trump’s disastrous agenda. #Florida Gov…
In a statement, Zinke claimed that he had nothing to do with his neighbor getting the contract to do a job the company is not suited for, that is priced so high it stands out for adding rampant waste to its naked corruption. Zinke says he welcomes all investigations into the allegations.
The senators said they were also concerned about reports of “contemporaneous communications between Whitefish and senior members of the federal executive branch, including Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke,” as the contract was being discussed.
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel is investigating whether Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke violated a law barring executive branch employees from engaging in political activity when he gave a speech to a professional hockey team owned by a political donor in June, the agency said on Tuesday.
The Interior Department’s watchdog agency has launched an investigation into Secretary Ryan Zinke’s travels after reports emerged last week that he had used a private plane owned by an oil executive, the inspector general’s office said on Monday.
