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Wealthy Republicans Push Tax Breaks for Themselfs While Cutting Social Programs
A report from the watchdog group Accountable.US highlights how wealthy Republican members of Congress stand to benefit from tax breaks they are pushing to extend, even as they support cuts to vital social programs that millions of their less affluent constituents rely on. According to Accountable.US, the top 10 richest Republican senators and top 25…
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Trump Administration making Food Less Safe
The Trump administration, several actions raised concerns about the prioritization of public health and safety. The FDA reportedly suspended food safety assurance programs for Grade “A” milk and some vegetables, while the Department of Agriculture eliminated committees advising on food safety policy. Staff reductions at the FDA, including those involved in food and drug inspections.…
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Trump’s Pathetic Memorial Day Commencement Speech to West Point
Donald Trump’s Memorial Day commencement address to West Point cadets has sparked renewed scrutiny regarding his mental fitness. The speech, characterized by some as rambling and incoherent, diverged significantly from traditional addresses. Observers noted his decision not to shake hands with graduating cadets, a customary gesture in past West Point speeches. He ducked out early…
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Concerns Raised on Trump’s New Covid-19 Policy
The Trump administration’s recent decision to restrict access to seasonal COVID-19 shots to seniors and high-risk individuals is generating concerns about vaccine availability for the general population. This policy shift, awaiting further data on the broader population, raises questions about those who desire a booster but may not meet the “high-risk” criteria. The alarming restriction…
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Memorial Day
Memorial Day (originally known as Decoration Day) is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. It is observed on the last Monday of May. What is Memorial Day? Facts, Meaning, and History
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Opinion: Main Stream Media is to Blame for Trump and the Constitutional Crisis
We are increasingly weary of the MAGA movement, as well as the news media and political figures who attempt to normalize Trump’s actions and rhetoric. The situation is far from normal; in fact, it is concerning how mainstream news organizations have allowed Trump to manipulate the truth. Despite the media’s attempts to normalize his conduct,…
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Pirro’s Record as Prosecutor Under Scrutiny Amidst U.S. Attorney Appointment
Jeanine Pirro’s appointment as interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia has brought renewed scrutiny to a controversial case from her tenure as Westchester County District Attorney. The 2002 death of 17-year-old Rob Viscome in Harrison, New York, continues to cast a shadow over Pirro’s career, raising questions about her impartiality and potentially complicating…
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Trump Makes his Choice: Golf over the Nation’s Pressing Issues
While states are facing the aftermath of severe storms and awaiting FEMA assistance, President Trump’s schedule indicates an early departure for his golf club in New Jersey. On Friday, May 23, according to the official White House press pool daily guidance and media schedule, his only listed official event was a closed-press signing of executive…
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Trump’s Bribe is in the Open: Paramount Global
The proposed settlement between Paramount Global and Donald Trump regarding his $20 billion lawsuit is drawing intense scrutiny and raising serious legal and ethical concerns. The Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), a Paramount shareholder, has formally warned the company that such a settlement, reportedly under consideration to pave the way for a merger with…
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Does Trump have cognitive Decline?
President Donald Trump’s signing of executive orders, a frequent occurrence often captured on camera in the Oval Office, typically followed a set routine: a staff member would read a summary of the document, and the President would sign. These moments were closely watched, sometimes sparking speculation about his understanding of the orders’ contents, particularly as…