NYC Commission on Racial Equity providing funding to chosen community organizations for reparations research: ‘$200,000 waste’
New York may have fought to end slavery, but the city’s taxpayers are set to allocate over $200,000 to help various community organizations engage in discussions about reparations. This funding will be used to support groups collaborating with the New York City Commission on Racial Equality. Now, 160 years after the Civil War’s conclusion, the […]
Educators gather around a partisan funding fire.
The National Education Association (NEA), the largest labor union in the U.S., channels vast amounts of taxpayer money—often hundreds of millions—into left-leaning initiatives each year. With about 3 million members, it’s almost like a social justice movement, akin to a political party often seen in Europe. Unions are meant to advocate for their members, and […]
Firefighters urge voters for essential support as homelessness funding increases
The city spends around $1 billion annually on programs addressing homelessness. With about 45,000 people experiencing homelessness, that’s more than $22,000 per individual each year. “Since I took office, I’ve been raising concerns about our fire department being understaffed, underfunded, and lacking resources,” an official noted. Last month, the region faced two of the most […]
Schumer promises to reinstate DOGE reductions and increase federal program funding.
Funding Restoration Efforts by Schumer House Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced plans to restore funding that was cut by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), suggesting he might even aim to reinstate the original funding levels. This comment came during a forum with the Center for American Progress, where he was asked about potential […]
Trump marks the announcement of a $50 billion boost in rural healthcare funding
Trump Celebrates Increased Health Care Funding President Donald Trump recently expressed his approval of new funding for health care, especially aimed at rural areas throughout the nation. He attributed this increase to the reduction of “waste, fraud, and abuse” in Medicaid. During a roundtable discussion, Trump noted, “As part of the Great Big Beautiful Act, […]
California official urges impeachment of Noem and cutting funding for ICE
California Democratic Representative Juan Vargas has called for defunding the Department of Homeland Security, specifically regarding ICE operations. This push for defunding law enforcement gained traction after George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis in 2020. While many Democrats have since been distancing themselves from such ideas, some, like Vargas, are continuing to advocate for defunding ICE. […]
Congress Needs to Stop Funding Fraudulent Vote-Buying by Democrats
Sen. Joni Ernst’s Push Against Government Fraud Senator Joni Ernst from Iowa recently discussed how recent fraud allegations in Minnesota and other Democratic areas have revived efforts to tackle government waste and fraud. On a show hosted by Alex Marlowe, she shared that Senate Majority Leader John Thune had designated her to lead a Senate […]
Trump asks Schumer to come to the White House to discuss funding for NYC, healthcare, and ICE.
On Thursday, President Trump had a private meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer from New York to talk about several pressing issues, including funding for the Gateway tunnel project, healthcare, and immigration policy. This rare afternoon discussion was kept under wraps and only became known to the public after the fact. According to a […]
Senate funding bill passes challenge as January 30 shutdown deadline approaches
Senate Advances Key Spending Legislation The Senate has taken significant steps toward finalizing a three-bill spending package, overcoming key procedural challenges on Thursday, with voting to follow later in the day. Just months after experiencing the longest government shutdown in history, lawmakers are scrambling to prevent another partial shutdown, facing a deadline of January 30. […]
House approves spending bill as progressives push back on DHS funding due to ICE issues
House Passes $80 Billion Spending Package The House of Representatives approved a spending package of nearly $80 billion on Wednesday night, marking a significant step toward preventing a government shutdown later this month. This package merges two of Congress’ twelve annual spending bills, commonly referred to as a “minibus.” It includes allocations for the Department […]