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The U.S. government has continued to pay for television advertisements promoting President Trump, even after the former president announced that his MAGA Inc. super PAC would assume funding responsibilities. A federal judge ordered the ads to be removed, yet they remained on air, raising questions about taxpayer money use. According to NPR’s AdImpact data, nearly twenty‑two million dollars in taxpayer funds have been spent since the campaign began in late September, with almost ten million dollars spent after Trump pledged private funding on an October fifth Truth Social post. The White House labels the ads as public service announcements, but a lawsuit by Common Cause argues they violate restrictions on taxpayer‑funded propaganda. Meanwhile, federal agents executed a judicially authorized search warrant at Representative Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., home, citing an ongoing investigation into alleged immigration fraud. The search, conducted Monday morning, has been described

By Marcus E. | JQJO News