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Trump Removes Director of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

President Donald Trump has removed the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Rohit Chopra, who announced his departure on Saturday.
"Every day, Americans from across the country shared their ideas and experiences with us," Chopra posted.

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New York Doctor Indicted for Prescribing Abortion Pill to Louisiana Resident

Abortion is almost entirely illegal in Louisiana, with exceptions for cases involving a substantial threat to the mother’s life or a fatal fetal anomaly.

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Defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting

The New York Times reports, “An NPR spokesperson, Isabel Lara, said defunding public radio would result in less money for local journalism, including coverage of sports and culture.
The editors at National Review explain, “National Public Radio has every right to operate as a left-wing propaganda outlet masquerading as a legitimate news organization.

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Sen. Blumenthal Makes Utter Fool of Himself When He Tried to Trip Up Kash Patel

https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/sen-blumenthal-makes-utter-fool-of-himself-when-he-tried-to-trip-up-kash-patel

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Federal Bureaucrats Ordered To Remove Pronouns From Email Signatures

I’ve never been told what I can and can’t put in my email signature

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97 Percent of ICE Deportees Had Removal Order Under Biden Admin: White House

Addressing reporters, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt provided background on some of those who have been arrested by ICE.

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5th Circuit Rules Federal Handgun Ban Unconstitutional

The court determined that the federal government’s ban on handgun sales for 18- to 20-year-olds is unconstitutional. …

The post 5th Circuit Rules Federal Handgun Ban Unconstitutional appeared first on The New American.

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Trump Memo Tosses Last-Minute Biden Era Collective Bargaining Agreements 

One ‘lame-duck’ agreement bars the Department of Education from requiring remote workers to return to the office.

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