Month: October 2025
Senate Rejects Bill to Pay Troops, Active Federal Workers During Shutdown
Congressional Democrats had raised objections to the bill not paying ‘nonessential’ federal employees who do not work during government funding lapses.
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Truckers Warn ‘No Name’ Licenses Making America’s Roads More Deadly
A recent series of deadly crashes involving foreign drivers has sparked concerns over the ‘No Name Given’ commercial license loophole.
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FBI Releases New Surveillance Footage of 2021 DNC, RNC Pipe Bomb Suspect as $500,000 Reward Renewed
https://bonginoreport.com/capitol-hill/fbi-releases-new-surveillance-footage-of-2021-dnc-rnc-pipe-bomb-suspect-as-500000-reward-renewed
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Minnesota Supreme Court Says Ban of Transgender Athlete From Women’s Event Was Discriminatory
JayCee Cooper, a biological male, brought the legal challenge.
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Google Pays Trump $22M Over YouTube Account Suspension, Funds White House Ballroom Construction
https://bonginoreport.com/science-technology/google-pays-trump-22m-over-youtube-account-suspension-funds-white-house-ballroom-construction
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New York AG Urges Public to Send Footage of ICE Raids
The call follows a tense Chinatown operation that ended with multiple arrests and criticism from DHS, which accused Letitia James of ‘obstruction of justice’
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Federalism in action: State of the States
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We often talk about our need to learn the Constitution to help our state governments fulfill their duties to protect our rights, even from federal infringement. When the states remember that they are the creators of the federal government, not its vassal, then we can restore the power balance the Framers of the Constitution envisioned…
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National Debt Crosses $38 Trillion for First Time in History
Washington Examiner The total national debt of the United States has hit $38 trillion, an unwelcome milestone that comes as lawmakers grapple with a looming fiscal reckoning. The unwanted achievement comes amid a government shutdown and was reflected in the Treasury Department’s daily updates to the national debt. The federal debt per citizen has now climbed to over $110,000. Republicans and some centrist Democrats have sounded the alarm about the growing debt and deficits, with the debt first crossing the $1 trillion mark in 1981. But lawmakers have done little to reduce debt and deficits, although Republicans have long called for spending cuts. READ THE FULL STORY
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