Senate Republicans approve Trump’s choice for the IRS who previously aimed to eliminate the agency

Senate Confirms Billy Long as IRS Commissioner On Thursday, Senate Republicans moved to approve President Trump’s choice for the IRS commissioner, former Congressman Billy Long. The vote, which fell strictly along party lines, concluded with a tally of 53-44. This decision makes Long the fifth individual to take on this role within the IRS this […]
Energy leaders in the U.S. applaud Trump’s decision to eliminate California’s electric vehicle mandates

Trump Signs Resolutions to Challenge California’s Vehicle Regulations President Donald Trump has enacted three Congressional resolutions targeting California’s strict regulations on diesel engines and vehicle sales. He described the previous federal approach as having given “left-wing extremists” in California excessive control over the automotive industry at a signing event held at the White House. “Under […]
Pence’s group urges significant updates to Trump’s ‘great bill’

Conservative Group Pushes for Changes to Trump’s Legislative Agenda A conservative organization associated with former Vice President Mike Pence is looking to influence Republican senators regarding key aspects of what is being called Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” They intend to reshape provisions in a way that could ensure its legislative survival. Advance American Freedom 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 […]
Moderate Republicans may jeopardize Trump’s proposal to reduce PBS and NPR funding by $1 billion

Trump’s $9.4 Billion Spending Cut Proposal Faces Scrutiny from Moderate Republicans The future of President Donald Trump’s request for $9.4 billion in spending cuts now lies with a small group of moderate House Republicans. The House is set to discuss this measure Thursday afternoon, which aims to cut $8.3 billion from the US Agency for […]
Trump’s Medicaid and SNAP regulations will harm millions of Americans.

President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts are central to what he describes as his “big and beautiful” spending bill, which was recently passed by House Republicans in a single vote. As this bill moves to the Senate, the slim Republican majority should carefully consider its implications before deciding to support it. While Trump’s policies may seem […]
Traveling during Trump’s time: There’s no need to say sorry for being American

President Trump’s return to the White House has once again sparked discussions about how Americans are perceived while traveling abroad. Recently, USA Today published an article titled “I didn’t vote for him”: How American tourists navigate global perceptions. The piece highlighted a couple who canceled their trip due to fears of being mistaken for Trump […]
Trump’s updated travel ban creates limited options for opponents

The travel ban issued by the Trump administration has resulted in a complicated legal situation for immigration advocates who are contesting earlier measures aimed at restricting certain foreign nationals. During his first term, Trump faced numerous attempts before the Supreme Court ultimately upheld a third iteration of the so-called Muslim ban in 2018. This latest […]
Republicans prepare for a complete tax crisis at the end of Trump’s presidency

Republican lawmakers are beginning to address the upcoming tax cliff as President Trump’s term comes to a close. The party is advocating for a permanent extension of the 2017 tax cuts initiated by Trump, but certain benefits aimed at working-class individuals are set to expire at the end of 2028. “This could pose a significant […]
Trump’s reaction to the riots and Iran reflects Reagan’s key choice in 1981.

PATCO Strike and Its Legacy In 1981, the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) initiated a strike, with about 13,000 of its 17,500 members demanding better wages, more benefits, reduced working hours, and certain exemptions from civil service regulations. This significant action led to a tense standoff, as strikes were deemed illegal by federal law. […]