Year: 2025
USPS Seeks to Raise Stamp Price to 78 Cents to Achieve Financial Stability
A proposed 5-cent increase would mark a 56 percent rise in stamp prices since 2019, as USPS continues its push for long-term financial stability.
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House Votes to Repeal Biden-Era Rule Restricting Bank Overdraft Fees
‘The Biden-era CFPB overdraft rule would harm the very consumers it’s supposed to protect,’ said Sen. Tim Scott.
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TIFFANY JUSTICE: Colorado Sacrifices Parents And Children To The Trans Lobby
‘Change their gender’
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House Passes Budget Plan to Advance Trump’s Agenda; EU Pauses Counter-Tariffs Against US for 90 Days
The House on Thursday passed a budget plan that lays the groundwork for extending President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, despite opposition from all Democrats and two Republicans who worried that it does not cut spending sufficiently. The 216-214 House vote is a preliminary – but required – step that would enable Republicans to bypass […]
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RFK Jr. Says Food Companies Have 2 Years to Remove Artificial Dyes
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disclosed details about his closed-door meeting with food company executives.
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Why failed government programs never seem to end
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ronald Reagan once said government programs are eternal—and he might’ve been right. From COVID-era spending that refuses to die, to unconstitutional policies and illegal immigration programs that persist, this piece explores why bureaucracy never seems to end. The solution? A better-informed public ready to hold government accountable through the power of the Constitution and civic engagement.
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Tariffs, sovereignty, and the limits on government
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trump’s tariffs sparked debate, but few ask where his authority truly comes from. This piece dives into constitutional limits, state sovereignty, and the growing pushback against federal overreach. From gold and silver legislation to Texas challenging federal actions, explore how understanding the Constitution may be the key to reclaiming liberty in the face of centralized power.
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Texas, New York Judges Issue Temporary Order to Stop Trump Admin from Deporting Venezuelan Migrants
Federal judges in New York and Texas on Wednesday issued temporary orders preventing the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan migrants being held in detention facilities in the two states.
The Trump administration is attempting to deport the migrants under the Alien Enemies Act.