Day: February 19, 2025
Federal government civil war
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Political infighting in Washington, D.C., has reached new heights, resembling a civil war within the federal government. The battle between the so-called Deep State and the current administration isn’t just routine bureaucracy—it’s an all-out power struggle. Call it “The Rumble of the Potomac” or “The D.C. Smackdown,” but this fight is anything but ordinary.
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US Department of Transportation Axes NYC Congestion Pricing
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation halted a NYC toll plan, citing no free option for drivers and its revenue-generating focus for public transportation system.
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Poll: 3 in 4 Americans Dissatisfied With Public Education
Almost three out of four Americans are dissatisfied with the government schools funded by their taxes, the highest level ever reported. …
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Alabama Panel Advances Bill to Recognize Gold and Silver as Legal Tender
Under the Alabama Legal Tender Act, "any refined gold or silver bullion, specie, or coin that has been stamped, marked, or imprinted
with its weight and purity" would be recognized as legal tender in the state.
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Lee Zeldin Shares Most Egregious Thing He Found That Biden Admin Left Behind At EPA
‘It was a race against time prior to Inauguration Day’
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Court Battle Ends With California School District Keeping Its Revised Parental Notification Policy
School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.
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Trump Administration Tells Universities to End DEI Programs Before Deadline or Risk Losing Funding
The Trump administration has warned America’s schools and universities that they have to get rid of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies or they run the risk of losing federal funding.
The Department of Education put out a memo Friday that said schools had to stop using “racial preferences” when considering hiring in admissions, financial aid or other areas, according to The Associated Press.