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Johnson Taps Down Expectations Of DOGE Paybacks For Taxpayers
The idea of so-called “DOGE stimulus checks” has stirred up quite the conversation in Washington, with President Donald Trump entertaining the possibility of directing a portion of government savings back to American citizens. But while the concept is gaining traction among Trump’s supporters, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is urging caution, emphasizing that fiscal responsibility …
Mexico Moves To Reinforce Sovereignty Following Administration Designation
Well, folks, the tension between Mexico and the United States just got kicked up a notch. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum isn’t wasting any time making her stance clear after the Trump administration officially designated six major drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. And let’s just say, she’s not thrilled about it. In a fiery statement, …
Trump’s Energy Chief Discusses Narrative
Energy Secretary Chris Wright is making waves by challenging one of the most entrenched narratives in modern politics: that climate change is the world’s greatest crisis. Speaking on Fox Business, Wright dismantled the prevailing alarmism pushed by leftist environmentalists, arguing that not only is climate change not the biggest problem facing the world, but that …
House Republican Files Impeachment Articles against A Judge
The battle over the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has escalated into an impeachment fight, as House Republican Eli Crane (R-AZ) introduced articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer. The judge, an Obama appointee, recently issued a temporary order restricting Trump officials from accessing a crucial Treasury Department payment system, siding …
Schumer Comments On Recent Airline Accident
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer escalated his attacks on President Donald Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on Wednesday, suggesting that their efforts to streamline federal agencies—particularly the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)—could lead to more plane crashes. Schumer, speaking from the Senate floor, accused Trump and DOGE of recklessly slashing essential safety personnel …
Protestors Meet At The Kennedy Center Following Trump Decision
Well, folks, if you thought protests couldn’t get any weirder, let me introduce you to the latest form of political resistance: interpretive dance. Yes, you heard that right. In response to President Donald Trump’s changes at the Kennedy Center, a group of more than 30 protesters took to the streets—not with signs, not with chants, …
Jose Diaz-Balart Comments On DOGE Findings
The discovery of a staggering $72 billion in improper Social Security payments has sent shockwaves through Washington, highlighting a deep-rooted problem of waste and inefficiency in the federal government. MSNBC host José Diaz-Balart was visibly stunned when confronted with the sheer scale of the issue, a revelation that underscores why the Trump administration’s new Department …
Hegseth Takes Next Step In Probe Over Afghanistan
Alright, folks, let’s talk about something that has been hanging over the Pentagon like a storm cloud for the last few years: the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. If you thought this was just going to be swept under the rug, think again. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has made it crystal clear—accountability is coming, and an …
Transportation Secretary Duffy Discusses Personnel Changes
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy did not hold back this week when responding to former Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s attempts to blame recent plane crashes on government cutbacks under the Trump administration. In a fiery exchange on social media, Duffy dismissed Buttigieg’s claims as a desperate political move and accused him of gross mismanagement during his time …
Judge Holds Hearing In DOGE Lawsuit
A federal judge in Washington signaled on Monday that she is unlikely to immediately block Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from continuing its sweeping overhaul of the federal workforce, despite an urgent legal challenge from 14 state attorneys general. The lawsuit, one of many filed against President Donald Trump’s aggressive executive actions in …