Transportation Department strengthens regulations for non-citizen truck drivers following review
New Commercial License Rules Announced The Transportation Department has updated its eligibility criteria for non-dominant commercial learner permits (CLP) and commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs). This change comes during an ongoing audit by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Under the revised guidelines, non-citizens will face tougher requirements to obtain non-dominant CDLs, including the necessity […]
Justice Department files lawsuit against 6 states for not supplying voter registration lists
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Six States Over Voter Registration Data The Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated legal action against six states in the U.S. for their refusal to provide the statewide voter registration lists demanded by Attorney General Pam Bondi. The lawsuit specifically targets California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. The […]
Justice Department Instructs Prosecutors to Prepare Investigations into George Soros’s Foundation
DOJ Directs Firms to Investigate Soros-Funded Group Reports indicate that over 60 law firms across the U.S. have been instructed by senior officials from the Justice Department to look into a group backed by George Soros. The group in question is the Open Society Foundation (OSF). Since its founding in 1993, OSF has been closely […]
Comey states he feels ‘not afraid’ following federal indictment from Trump’s Justice Department.
Former FBI Director James Comey recently spoke out after being charged with lying to Congress and obstructing its investigations. In an Instagram video, Comey expressed how his family has been aware of the personal consequences of challenging Donald Trump, yet he couldn’t see himself backing down. He reflected on a loved one’s words, noting that […]
Illinois Revenue Department Reveals 2025 Tax Amnesty Program
Illinois Tax Amnesty Program Encouraged by IDOR The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) is urging both individuals and businesses to take advantage of the 2025 Illinois Tax Amnesty Program. This program, established under the Illinois Tax Delinquent Amnesty Act, enables taxpayers to settle eligible tax debts without incurring penalties or interest if paid within the […]
Justice Department files lawsuit against 6 states for failing to share private voter information
The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit on Thursday against six states, including California and New York, for not supplying private voter data that the department had requested. “A clean voter roll is essential for free and fair elections. Each state has a duty to ensure that voter registration records are accurate, secure, and […]
Trump’s Justice Department Readies Investigation of Soros Groups and the News is Rapidly Shared with Liberal Media
The New York Times shared on Thursday that U.S. attorneys are instructed to develop a plan to look into billionaire George Soros’ Open Society Foundation (OSF). Allegations involve serious charges like support for arson, assault, wire fraud, and even terrorism. This directive, sent by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s office, was reported by the NYT. […]
Education Department Sets Aside $500M for Charter School Initiatives
Funding Boost for Charter Schools The U.S. Department of Education announced on Wednesday the release of $500 million for its charter school program, marking what it described as “the biggest investment in the program so far.” This funding aims to provide more educational options for parents, allowing them to tailor their child’s education based on […]
Dr. Ben Carson Takes on Advisory Position in the Department of Agriculture under Trump Administration
Dr. Ben Carson, who led the Housing and Urban Development Agency (HUD) during President Donald Trump’s first term, has officially joined the second Trump administration as a member of the Agricultural Advisory Committee. Agriculture Secretary Brook Rollins has appointed Carson as the national advisor on nutrition, health, and housing for the Department of Agriculture. “Many […]
Democrats looking into law firms providing pro bono services for the Commerce Department
Democrats are looking into the actions of three law firms that have teamed up with President Trump, questioning their decision to provide pro bono work at the Commerce Department. Among these firms are Paul Weiss, Kirkland & Ellis, and Skadden, who have signed contracts with the White House, possibly influenced by Trump’s threats to limit […]