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Month: February 2025

Trump, Vance Scold Zelensky After He Disrespects Them

President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance took Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House woodshed today. …

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Federal Judge Declines to Halt Firings of CIA Officers Tied to DEI Programs

U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga in Virginia had previously issued an administrative stay to pause the firings.

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Hundreds of Workers at US Weather Agency NOAA Fired

The White House said that about 5 percent of NOAA staff had been let go.

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FBI Disobeying Order to Release All Epstein Files

The release of new Jeffrey Epstein files that would include client lists turned out to be a dud, with essentially no new information. …

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Controversial Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Faces Collapse as Director Implements ‘Wind Down’ Plan

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a federal agency established to safeguard consumers from financial misconduct, faces an unprecedented dismantling under its Trump-appointed leadership, according to a flurry of testimony from current and former employees. Documents filed late Thursday reveal a detailed plan to “wind down” the agency, terminate nearly all of its 1,700 employees, and erase its operational footprint.

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Three out of four Americans are dissatisfied with public education

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The American public education system is failing, with low proficiency rates and high dissatisfaction despite massive spending. Generations of students are left without essential skills or knowledge of their rights. How long will Americans endure this broken system before reclaiming responsibility for education? The time to demand real change is now.

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House, Senate Pass Resolutions to Overturn Biden Admin Regulations

The disapproval resolutions were passed in accordance with the Congressional Review Act (CRA).

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