Trump’s Energy Department is reducing accessibility in federal buildings once more.
On May 16, the Department of Energy suggested removing accessibility requirements for over 17,000 federally funded buildings that serve millions of Americans. They claimed this change was “non-operational” and implemented it as a direct final rule, essentially skipping the usual process of public notice and comment. This marks the first significant rollback of federal civil […]
Trump’s significant agenda achieves its first major Senate milestone
Trump’s Bill Advances in Senate On Saturday night, the U.S. Senate made a significant stride forward as it narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s much-debated bill with a vote of 51-49. This procedural move, known as coagulation, is crucial in the legislative process as it sets the stage for further discussions and potential voting on the […]
The woman who saw the attempt on Trump’s life
Salena Zito Discusses Her Book on Trump’s Near Assassination In her new book, “Butler: The Almost Assassination of Donald Trump and the Battle of America’s Heartland,” author and long-time New York Post contributor Salena Zito shares her firsthand experiences during a harrowing event on July 13th, when she found herself captured on film as President […]
Todd and Julie Chrisley Speak Out Following Trump’s Pardons: “God Moved President Trump’s Heart”
Todd and Julie Chrisley Celebrate Freedom and Reflect on Faith Todd and Julie Chrisley have recently stepped away from their prison sentences, attributing their release to both faith and, perhaps, a little help from Donald Trump. In their first sit-down interview since receiving a presidential pardon, the reality TV couple spoke with Lara Trump, who […]
Trump’s large bill barely moves forward in the Senate despite two Republican departures
Senate Republicans Push Through Major Legislation On Saturday, Senate Republicans narrowly advanced a significant 1,000-page bill aimed at enacting President Trump’s agenda, despite dissent from two GOP senators. The vote concluded at 51-49. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) opposed the bill, particularly objecting to a provision that would raise debt limits by $5 trillion. Meanwhile, Senator […]
Republicans advance Trump’s significant legislation as the July 4 deadline nears
Senate Advances Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Amid Tensions Senate Republicans have managed to advance President Trump’s ambitious legislation, often referred to as the “Big, beautiful bill,” overcoming significant procedural challenges after extensive negotiations that have raised questions about the bill’s future. As discussions continued late into the night, many wondered if Republicans would find the […]
Thom Tillis Opposes Trump’s Bill Due to Medicaid Cuts: ‘I Cannot Support It’
Senator Tom Tillis’ Stance on Trump’s Proposed Bill Senator Tom Tillis (R-NC) has announced his intention to oppose President Donald Trump’s broader legislative initiative, expressing concerns that it could severely impact Medicaid funding in North Carolina. “My priority is always to secure the best for North Carolina,” he stated in a message shared on X. […]
New Jersey Attorney General believes strongly in challenging Trump’s order on birthright citizenship
New Jersey’s Attorney General Matt Platkin, who is one of the plaintiffs in a total of 22 lawsuits aimed at challenging President Trump’s executive order, suggested that there’s still a possibility it could be stopped nationwide. This follows a Supreme Court ruling issued on Saturday, which significantly limited the court system’s ability to block presidential […]
New Jersey Attorney General believes strongly in the fight against Trump’s birthright citizenship directive.
New Developments in Trump’s Executive Order Legal Battle New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin, part of a coalition in 22 states challenging President Trump’s executive order, stated that a nationwide ban on the order remains possible following a Supreme Court ruling that limits the judiciary’s ability to interfere with presidential actions. This ruling came down […]
Supporting the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Means Choosing Against Woke Ideas and For Trump’s Plan
Senator Discusses Budget Settlement Bill and Voting Dynamics Senator Mark Wayne Marin (R-OK) characterized the upcoming vote on the budget settlement bill as a significant step in aligning with more traditional Democratic policies and President Trump’s agenda. He expressed optimism about moving forward during ongoing discussions in Washington. While at a meeting focused on the […]