Ways to watch Season 5 of ‘The Chosen’ without spending money
After a brief theatrical release in March 2025, Season 5 of “The Chosen” is set to launch on Prime Video! This well-liked Christian drama is notable for being the first multi-season series that explores the life and mission of Jesus Christ. It does so through the lives of various people he encountered, including his disciples, […]
Jeffries employs Elmo puppet to challenge Republican $9 billion spending cuts proposal
Controversy Erupts Over Federal Funding Cuts Targeting Children’s Programming During a recent session in the House, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries brought a stuffed Elmo doll to emphasize his points against proposed federal spending cuts. In a rather theatrical move, he accused Republicans of attacking cherished children’s shows like “Sesame Street,” which also includes characters like […]
Sen. Joni Ernst Seeks to Prevent Fraudulent Payments in Major Spending Bill
Sen. Joni Ernst Advocates for Fraud Prevention in Federal Programs Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) recently discussed with a news outlet her goal to solidify amendments within a significant spending bill aimed at preventing fraudulent payments in federal programs. She emphasized the need for protective measures, suggesting that current government spending lacks adequate safeguards, which has […]
Majority of Americans disapprove of Trump’s proposed GOP spending plan
Senate Debates Trump’s Spending Bill Amid Voter Opposition As discussions continue in the Senate, the Republican Party’s extensive spending and tax cuts bill, which President Trump refers to as his “big, beautiful bill,” faces significant pushback from the public. Recent polling reveals that a majority of American voters are against it. A Quinnipiac University National […]
Trump’s $9.4 billion package of spending cuts moves closer to a House vote.
President Donald Trump’s proposal for a $9.4 billion reduction in spending has cleared a significant obstacle, paving the way for a final vote in the House later this week. Introduced by House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, the plan aims to slash $8.3 billion from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and over $1 billion […]
Michael Cloud: We Need to Take Action to Stop Wasteful Spending in Washington
Addressing Waste in Federal Spending For quite some time, Americans have watched as their hard-earned tax dollars seemingly vanish into the complex bureaucracies of Washington, D.C. The national debt has now crossed over $36 trillion, and with interest payments piling up, there’s a serious need for reform aimed at reducing waste, fraud, and misuse of […]
A trillion dollars each year for the military: Defense spending is excessive
There’s this annual budget cycle that’s quite significant. Congress has the potential to boost defense spending by up to $150 billion through adjustments. If this is added to the Department of Defense’s proposed budget for 2026, military spending would exceed $1 trillion annually. Two main factors make it almost impossible for defense spending to dip […]
Canada Commits to Meeting NATO Defense Spending Goal Ahead of Schedule
Canada’s Defense Spending Commitment Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Monday his intention to enhance defense spending to meet NATO benchmarks five years ahead of schedule. The current NATO Guidelines stipulate that member nations should allocate 2% of their gross domestic product (GDP) to defense. During his presidency, Donald Trump criticized several NATO allies […]
Trump’s significant spending plan might complicate the process for obtaining this low-income tax credit.
Discussion on EITC Changes Amid Trump’s Bill In a recent debate regarding President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Building” bill, lesser-known provisions from the House-approved package have emerged that could complicate the process for claiming low-income tax credits. If implemented as outlined, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” mandates advance certification for each qualified child of […]
Trump and Vance are spending time with conspiracy believers and oddballs.
President Lincoln had competitors, and President Trump seems to have a crew of plot enthusiasts. Remember the uproar from Republicans regarding President Obama? They were fixated on his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, who made controversial statements about race. Then there were constant mentions of Bill Ayers, with accusations like, “Was his political career launched from […]