NAACP likens ICE to KKK in divisive viral social media post
NAACP Draws Controversy by Comparing ICE to KKK The NAACP stirred up quite a conversation on Thursday after posting a split image on social media, juxtaposing masked ICE agents with hooded Ku Klux Klan (KKK) members. This comparison essentially equated the agency with a white supremacist terrorist group. Accompanying the striking image, the NAACP wrote, […]
Trump shares unreleased government information on Truth Social just 12 hours before it is officially made public.
On Thursday night, President Trump seemingly preempted his own agency by sharing new job figures just hours ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releasing their official numbers. He posted a chart on Truth Social indicating that the private sector had gained 654,000 jobs since January, even as federal employment numbers dropped significantly. This […]
January’s initial 2026 Social Security payments will provide a larger amount for beneficiaries.
Social Security recipients are gearing up to receive their first benefit checks for January 2026, depending on the administration’s payment schedule related to their birth dates. The earliest a beneficiary could see their payment is January 14th. Thanks to a 2.8% cost of living adjustment, these checks will reflect an increase announced in October. However, […]
Social Security aims for a national system to handle caseloads with a reduced staff
Changes Coming to SSA Claims Appointment System The Social Security Administration (SSA) is set to roll out a new system across the country in the next few months. This will change how initial claims appointments are scheduled and how workloads are managed for employees. According to SSA officials speaking to Federal News Network, the agency […]
Dean of Harvard Dismissed Over Social Media Posts Criticizing White People and Police
Harvard Dean Fired Over Controversial Social Media Posts Gregory Davis, the former dean of Dunster House at Harvard University, has been dismissed after a series of socially insensitive posts resurfaced. These included remarks that appeared to be anti-white and anti-police, as reported by a student-run news organization. According to sources, Davis also expressed support for […]
Texas AFT files a lawsuit against a state agency regarding investigations into social media posts by Charlie Kirk
The American Federation of Teachers of Texas (AFT) announced on Tuesday their intention to sue the Texas Education Agency (TEA), claiming an “unlawful investigation” of educators due to social media posts regarding Charlie Kirk’s assassination. In September, Texas Secretary of Education Mike Moras issued a letter to the state school superintendent, indicating an investigation into […]
Alix Earle seen dancing with Tom Brady: details on the social media influencer
Social media personality Alix Earle recently made headlines after being seen getting cozy with seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady during a New Year’s Eve bash in St. Barts. At just 25, Earle has gained significant popularity on social media, particularly after her appearance on Dancing with the Stars in 2025. Her journey to fame […]
Fraud in Minnesota’s social services program reaches $9 billion under Governor Tim Walz
When news of Minnesota’s significant social services fraud surfaced on social media during the Christmas holidays, the contrasting reactions of Republicans and Democrats were quite noticeable. Republicans expressed outrage, while Democrats seemed to downplay or deny any real issues. As more details about this fraud, which targets American taxpayers, come to light, a recurring theme […]
New Social Security Proposal Introduced by Iowa Democrat
New Proposal for Social Security Funding Crisis by Candidate Zach Walls A new strategy to address the funding crisis affecting Social Security has been suggested by Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Zach Walls. He has proposed reversing the cuts made by the Department for Government Efficiency and increasing taxes on higher-income individuals. Importance of the Issue […]
Essential Information for Federal Employees on Social Security Benefits
For quite some time, the end of December has always been a favored period for federal employees to retire, and December 31, 2025, saw a notable wave of retirements among CSRS and FERS staff. It’s interesting to think that one reason behind this could be the opportunity to receive a lump-sum payment for their unused […]