Year: 2025
CDC Ordered to Immediately Stop Working With WHO, Memo Says
The decision was made after Trump signed an order indicating the United States would pull out of the global health agency.
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Connecticut Governor Says Illegal Immigrants Are Welcome in State
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said last week that illegal immigrants are welcomed in the state.
"My advice is, send your kids to school. My advice is, keep going to church," the Democrat said, according to CT Insider. "We don’t collect the immigration status of people who are going to church or kids who are at school. Our cops are busy trying to keep the streets safe, they’re not asking the immigration status of somebody who’s caught jaywalking or speeding."
Colombia Agrees to Take Citizens Back After Tariff Threat; Israel and Hamas Reach Hostage Agreement
A near-damaging U.S.–Colombia trade war is now averted after Colombia’s president backed down from his initial resistance to two U.S. military flights carrying deported Colombians. “The government of Colombia has agreed to all of President [Donald] Trump’s terms,” the White House stated late on Sunday. “He expects all other nations of the world to fully […]
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Trump Smacks Colombia with 25% Tariff After Deportation Flights Refused
https://bonginoreport.com/national-security-global-affairs/trump-smacks-colombia-with-25-tariff-after-deportation-flights-refused
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458 – Librarians vs The People’s Representatives
Who decides what is appropriate for public libraries? That is at the heart of the case Fayetteville Public Library et. al. v. Crawford County, Arkansas et. al. The representatives of the people of Arkansas passed a law, Arkansas Act 372, which both established a crime of furnishing a harmful item to a minor and established guidelines for selection, relocation, and retention of such materials. A group of libraries, librarians, and related organizations sue Arkansas 28 prosecuting attorneys in the federal District Court for the Western District of Arkansas. The District Court issued a preliminary injunction, preventing the law from going into effect. Or does it?
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The king is gone, long live the king
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Have U.S. presidents become more like kings than leaders? From rewriting laws to granting immunity, they bypass the Constitution and the rule of law. Cabinets issue regulations treated as law, creating a pseudo-totalitarian system where freedoms are illusions. What one president gives, another takes away—highlighting the erosion of true constitutional governance.
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Federal Agencies Made Over $161 Billion in Improper Payments Last Year: Watchdog
An improper payment is one made by the government that ‘should not have been made or was made in an incorrect amount,’ according to the watchdog.
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You are being watched!
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Living in the Information Age is a two-edged sword. On the one hand, we have access to vast amounts of information with a few taps of our fingers. On the other hand, others have similar access to vast amounts of data about us. How can we enjoy the benefits of this information age without overly exposing ourselves to its dangerous side?
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