Justice Alito is joined by three other justices in his dissent. The Supreme Court majority rejected an appeal from President Donald Trump’s administration to halt the mandate of…
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First Lady Participates in Roundtable for Stronger Laws Against Revenge Porn
The Senate passed the Take It Down Act in February with bipartisan support. First Lady Melanie Trump took part in a roundtable discussion on Capitol Hill this week…
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Taiwan Semiconductor to Invest $100 Billion in AZ Manufacturing
President Trump makes a joint announcement with the company. President Donald Trump joined Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company in announcing a $100 billion investment in the company’s Arizona-based microchip…
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FAA Launches Plan to Expedite Air Traffic Controller Recruitment
New hiring process aims to address staffing shortages and improve aviation safety. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced an initiative to accelerate the hiring of air traffic controllers, following…
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State Department Cuts $60+ Billion in Wasteful Spending
Secretary Rubio has retained programs that met specific criteria and support U.S. interests. The State Department has saved $60 billion in taxpayer funding after thoroughly reviewing all grants…
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services
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Sean Duffy, Secretary of Transportation
Transportation Secretary Duffy announced the FAA’s plan to supercharge hiring for the best and brightest air traffic controllers to increase the safety of air travel.
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Jamie Raskin, U.S. Representative for Maryland
Congressman Raskin stated before a House subcommittee hearing on the right to self-defense that the Second Amendment does not give citizens the right to overthrow the government.
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Justice Samuel Alito, Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Alito wrote an 8-page dissent to the court’s majority refusing to grant an appeal from President Trump’s administration over a district judge ordering the payment of $2 billion in USAID commitments that were paused for review.
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