Month: October 2025

Current Congressional Spending Levels Are Already A Compromise With Democrats

Democrats are pushing for an unserious, radical set of policy changes that would add another $1.5 trillion to the debt. 

Maryland State University Student Government Excludes Jewish Students From Vote On Boycotting Israel

Jews were excluded from voting on a UMD student government boycott, sanctions, and divestment resolution against the state of Israel.

CDC Immunization Safety Office Should Be Separated From Vaccine Promotion: National Academies

‘Pandemic communications sometimes blurred safety monitoring with vaccine promotion,’ one expert said.

A Wisconsin Judge Requires Proof of U.S. Citizenship to Vote in State Elections

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This is just one victory. Now, Trump needs to move fast to make election integrity a reality across America.

The false power of the federal government

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Many Americans believe the federal government holds powers it simply does not have. From so-called shutdowns to unconstitutional vaccine laws, Washington continues to overstep its limits. Despite public trust, these actions reveal how far government authority strays from the Constitution, raising urgent questions about freedom, responsibility, and the true scope of federal power…

20 State AGs Back Trump Admin in Fight With Portland Over National Guard Troops

Illegal immigration has led to increased drug trafficking and impacted budgets for education, housing, and health care, the attorneys general said.

Man Arrested With More Than 200 Handmade Explosives Outside DC Church: Police

The incident occurred on Sunday during the Archdiocese of Washington’s annual ‘Red Mass.’

Federal Judge Frees Pair Charged in Border-agent Ambush

A federal magistrate judge has released Marimar Martinez, the woman charged with assaulting Border Patrol agents in Chicago. …

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