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Dept of Ed spending soared 749% despite downsizing, new DOGE-inspired initiative reveals

Fiscal watchdog group OpenTheBooks says federal agency spending has far outpaced the rate of government growth, including a 749% increase in Department of Education spending.

The ironic tragedy of how Albany Dems shot down the DA who raised the alarm on soaring youth gun crime

Two teens shot near the Governor’s Mansion last week prompted Albany’s mayor to declare the city “flooded with guns” — months after Democrats ousted...

‘Acting’ like leaders at the Department of Education

The first four weeks of the Trump administration have seemed much longer, in all the best ways. The flurry of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump soon after his inauguration is being enforced by the teams entering departments even before Cabinet secretaries earn Senate confirmation. And while America eagerly awaits the order to close […]

CCP wields US media against Shen Yun

For decades, the Chinese Communist Party has worked to erase traditional culture, suppress religious freedom, and silence dissent. One organization that has defied this campaign is Shen Yun, a performing arts company dedicated to reviving authentic Chinese heritage. The CCP, unable to shut down Shen Yun through direct suppression, has now turned to an even […]

Linda McMahon is the right choice for secretary of education

One of President Donald Trump’s core promises during his campaign was to address the federal bureaucracy, which has not only sunk our nation $36 trillion into debt but also tends to prioritize systems over outcomes. This is an urgent need across the federal government, but among the worst offenders has been the Department of Education. […]

Most worried DOGE cuts could hurt services in their communities: Survey

The Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) work to overhaul the federal workforce and cut down government spending have many on edge, according to a new survey. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, released Thursday, shows that many Americans, 58 percent, are worried that programs like student financial aid and Social Security payments could face delays. Another 29...

How pediatricians became afraid to stand up to RFK Jr.

It reflects a fear of speaking out and retribution that now grips American medicine. 

Trump approval rating underwater one month into second term: Survey

President Trump’s approval rating appears to be underwater as many suggest he may be overstepping his authority, according to a new survey. The CNN poll, released Thursday and conducted by SSRS, shows that while 47 percent of adults in the U.S. say they approve of Trump's moves since returning to the Oval Office a month...

Live updates: Vance to kick off CPAC as Trump marks one month in office

Vice President Vance on Thursday is set to kick off this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) with a speech to the conservative crowd in National Harbor, Md. The annual conference, which traditionally has brought together difference factions of the Republican Party, has become increasingly aligned with President Trump's MAGA wing. Other speakers slated to...

JD Vance’s Munich speech makes clear: Europe just doesn’t get it  

The United States doesn’t really need Europe. The free ride is over.

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