National Parks face a deadline to remove signs deemed to disparage America, per the Trump administration's order. Sites like George Washington's Philadelphia house, which highlights the president's practice of rotating enslaved people to avoid manumission, are under scrutiny. While some argue this showcases a balanced historical perspective, others...
Following the killing of Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration, while initially vowing to restore free speech, has taken actions perceived by some as limiting it. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated businesses can't refuse printing flyers, yet officials also declared limits to free speech following the killing, vowing to prosecute...
The House has doubled its monthly personal security funding for lawmakers to $10,000 until November 21st, extending a pilot program initially launched in July. This increase follows concerns that a previously allocated $30 million for security wasn't sufficient, especially after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The extra funding...
Former President Trump announced on Truth Social his designation of Antifa as a major terrorist organization. He stated he'll recommend investigating Antifa's funders. The method of designation remains unclear, as Antifa lacks centralized structure. White House officials suggest this is one of many actions against left-wing groups...
Senator Rand Paul questioned former CDC Director Susan Monarez's dismissal, alleging it stemmed from her resistance to firing staff advocating for six-month-old COVID-19 vaccinations. Paul challenged Monarez on the efficacy of childhood COVID-19 and hepatitis B vaccines. Monarez countered that she didn't refuse to fire anyone and that the...
Following Secretary Pete Hegseth's order to punish those celebrating conservative influencer Charlie Kirk's death, several Defense Department personnel face temporary suspension. Dozens of online posts are under review across the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps. While the military allows political expression on personal accounts, social media policies...
San Francisco Supervisor Joel Engardio was recalled Tuesday after converting a coastal highway into a car-free park, despite resident opposition. Engardio, who supported previous recalls of school board members and the district attorney, conceded the vote but defended the park, Sunset Dunes, as beneficial. The recall reflects San...
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing Oregon and Maine for refusing to provide sensitive voter data, including partial Social Security numbers. The DOJ claims it needs this information to ensure compliance with federal law regarding accurate voter registration lists. Oregon and Maine's secretaries of state argue the...
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appointed five new members to the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a move criticized by public health experts. The new members include individuals with past skepticism towards vaccine mandates and promotion of unproven treatments. This follows Kennedy's earlier...
Spirit Airlines pilots were reprimanded by air traffic control for flying too close to Air Force One, carrying President Trump to the UK. The incident occurred over Long Island, with the controller repeatedly instructing the Spirit flight to adjust its course. Though the planes passed safely, the controller...
