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Poll: 3 in 4 Americans Dissatisfied With Public Education

Almost three out of four Americans are dissatisfied with the government schools funded by their taxes, the highest level ever reported. …

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Alabama Panel Advances Bill to Recognize Gold and Silver as Legal Tender

Under the Alabama Legal Tender Act, "any refined gold or silver bullion, specie, or coin that has been stamped, marked, or imprinted

with its weight and purity" would be recognized as legal tender in the state.

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Lee Zeldin Shares Most Egregious Thing He Found That Biden Admin Left Behind At EPA

‘It was a race against time prior to Inauguration Day’

Court Battle Ends With California School District Keeping Its Revised Parental Notification Policy

School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.

Trump Administration Tells Universities to End DEI Programs Before Deadline or Risk Losing Funding

The Trump administration has warned America’s schools and universities that they have to get rid of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies or they run the risk of losing federal funding. 
The Department of Education put out a memo Friday that said schools had to stop using “racial preferences” when considering hiring in admissions, financial aid or other areas, according to The Associated Press.

Acting Social Security Commissioner Resigns Over DOGE Requests To Access Recipient Data

https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/acting-social-security-commissioner-resigns-over-doge-requests-to-access-recipient-data

DOGE Says Cost-Cutting Efforts Have Saved an Estimated $55 Billion So Far

Contract cancellations alone accounted for about 20 percent of the overall savings, DOGE stated.

Army repurposed over $151 million from soldier paychecks for food to spend elsewhere: Report…

The United States Army allegedly repurposed more than $151 million that it took from soldiers’ paychecks for food, and spent it on other costs instead, according to a Military.com report .
It is not clear from the data where the money is actually being spent, but the 2024 financial records from 11 of the Army’s largest bases showed that just $2.1 million of the $17 million collected at Fort Stewart, Georgia, went to food.