I have watched every State of the Union (SOTU) address since President Ronald Reagan’s first one in 1981. Help support IFA monthly by becoming an MMP. Honestly, I have never seen one side be so shockingly disrespectful to a president of the opposing party as I did on Tuesday. The progressives decided to throw … Continued
In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court deciding not to block a lower court’s order, forcing the Trump administration to unfreeze nearly $2 billion in foreign aid payments. From Fox News. The Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the Trump administration’s request to block a lower court’s order for the administration to pay nearly $2 billion in foreign … Continued
Every Senate Democrat voted to put an end to a bill that would have kept men out of women’s sports. What does this mean for our nation? From The Christian Post. The U.S. Senate has voted against advancing a bill that, if passed, would have prohibited school athletic programs from allowing men who identify as … Continued
In the newest ploy to cut back on federal spending, the General Services Administration has identified over 400 “non-core” federal properties it may dispose of, potentially saving Americans over $430 million annually. From The Hill. The General Services Administration (GSA) on Tuesday released a list of nearly 450 federal buildings it may seek to sell … Continued
House Republicans are planning on moving away from in-person town halls as activists disrupt their events and hunt down their homes. Let’s pray for safety! From The Hill. House Republicans are being encouraged to avoid in-person town halls in favor of phone and livestreamed versions, advice that comes after constituents and activists rocked recent GOP … Continued
Following a heated exchange in the White House last week and a pause on all military aid, Ukrainian President Zelensky appears to have backed down, insisting on social media that he is “ready to come to the negotiating table” and “ready to sign [the minerals deal] at any time.” From Fox News. Ukrainian President Volodymyr … Continued
A federal court has ruled that schools have the right to hide a child’s gender identity from their parents. Will the Supreme Court get involved? From CBN. Massachusetts parents of a middle school student are hoping to take their case against their child’s school district to the U.S. Supreme Court. That comes after a federal … Continued
Previously, James Dennehy, assistant director of the FBI’s New York field office, announced his plans to “dig in” against the Trump administration. Now, only a month later, he’s been forced to resign. From The Washington Times. The head of the FBI’s New York Field Office was pushed out of the bureau on Monday, a month … Continued
The Trump administration is threatening to cut Columbia University’s federal funding, accusing the school of not doing enough to combat antisemitism on its campus. From New York Daily News. The Trump administration is threatening to yank more than $50 million in Columbia University‘s federal funding, accusing the school of failing to address claims of antisemitism amid pro-Palestinian protests. … Continued
Previously, President Trump has criticized California’s environmental regulations, arguing they impede wildfire prevention projects. Now, Governor Gavin Newsom is heeding the President’s advice, suspending some of his state’s environmental regulations in order to clear out flammable brush. From The New York Post. California Gov. Gavin Newsom tapped into his emergency powers Saturday to roll back environmental … Continued
President Trump will begin his address to Congress tonight at 9 p.m. ET, and it will be streamed on several channels and sites online. With so many victories behind him and so many challenges yet to be solved, the President has much to discuss. (The Center Square) – President Donald Trump is set to address … Continued
The Senate has officially voted to confirm Linda McMahon as Secretary of the Department of Education (DoED). Meanwhile, President Trump has asked for major structural changes in the DoED. Those changes include redirecting much of the oversight of public schools to the states, redirecting programs, like the Student Loan programs, to the Department of the … Continued
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