Government Prioritizing Affordability by Reducing Rules and Regulations
Transportation Secretary Discusses Affordability Under Trump Administration Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy recently spoke with Breitbart News’ Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle about President Trump’s ambitions to revive the American Dream. Duffy emphasized that the administration is prioritizing affordability, particularly by reducing the burden of regulations. Boyle pointed out that while Democrats often claim to focus […]
Federal Appeals Court rules that Ohio school district cannot punish students for not using preferred pronouns of others
Federal Appeals Court Ruling on Student Pronoun Use A federal appeals court in Ohio has sided with the state’s fourth-largest school district, declaring that schools cannot discipline students for using biological pronouns or gender-related language, even if some find such language offensive. This ruling essentially means that students won’t face consequences for “misgendering” peers who […]
Judge rules Trump must completely finance SNAP by Friday
Federal Judge Rules on SNAP Funding A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled on Thursday that the Trump administration must fully fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by Friday. This decision came as a rejection of the administration’s proposal to only partially fund this critical benefit for approximately 42 million low-income Americans. “People have […]
Trump’s tariffs transform income into rules
The Justice Department under President Trump is trying to convince the Supreme Court that what they refer to as “regulatory tariffs” actually exist. They defend Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, arguing that the president was focused on regulating imports instead of collecting revenue through high tariffs. This stance is a bit […]
Eric Trump reveals his father’s family rules and discusses how strict his mother Ivana was
In a recent episode of “Pod Force One,” Eric Trump shared insights into the family rules imposed by his father and offered a glimpse into his experiences growing up with his mother, Ivana. Eric, 41, emphasized that his father instilled valuable lessons early on—like when he was sent to a construction site with a helmet […]
‘We Don’t Want to Return to That’: Gretchen Whitmer Rejects Her Unreasonable Covid Rules
Governor Whitmer Reflects on Pandemic Regulations On a recent episode of “Financial Audit,” Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer addressed the COVID-19 regulations implemented in her state, which she described as largely unnecessary. During the height of the pandemic, Whitmer imposed some of the strictest lockdown measures. Host Caleb Hammer recalled how frustrating it was to return […]
States and organizations challenge Education Department’s changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness rules
Attorneys general from 21 Democratic states, along with Washington, D.C., and two advocacy groups, have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education regarding recent changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. Last week, a rule finalized by the Trump administration declared that individuals engaged in what it labeled “illegal activity” would no […]
Republicans hesitant to change filibuster rules despite Trump’s requests
Trump Calls for Changes to Senate Filibuster Amid Shutdown President Donald Trump is urging Senate Republicans to reconsider the Senate filibuster, a request that seems at odds with his immediate goal of ending the government shutdown and the party’s longstanding position on the filibuster. The filibuster requires a 60-vote majority for most Senate bills. This […]
EU Confronts a Pivotal Decision on Suggested Climate Rules
Concerns About EU Regulation on U.S. Companies Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Qatar’s Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al Kaabi have raised alarms about a new European Union regulation, cautioning that it could undermine Europe’s industrial sector. Earlier, it was reported that the EU’s proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) would impose extensive regulations on […]
Longtime referee joins as rules analyst for women’s college basketball.
Dee Kantner Transitions to ESPN as Rules Analyst Dee Kantner is swapping her referee’s whistle for a microphone. The 65-year-old has been officiating women’s college basketball since 1984 and recently announced her retirement from refereeing. However, she’s not completely leaving the game behind. Starting next week, Kantner will take on the role of ESPN’s Rules […]