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- Trump Expands Press Freedom To Include FBI Home Visits
Trump Expands Press Freedom To Include FBI Home Visits President Donald Trump unveiled an expansion of press freedom Friday that allows federal agents to visit journalists’ homes, inspect their communications and help reluctant reporters remember which confidential sources the Constitution permits them to betray. Trump… Read More »Trump Expands Press Freedom To Include FBI Home Visits - Congress Eliminates Deficit By Rejecting ArithmeticCongress Eliminates Deficit By Rejecting Arithmetic Congress solved the federal deficit Thursday by instructing the government to collect less money, spend more money and stop producing calculations that portray those decisions as related. The House endorsed another round of tax reductions while senators demanded full… Read More »Congress Eliminates Deficit By Rejecting Arithmetic
- DNC Chooses South Carolina To Select Most Electable LoserDNC Chooses South Carolina To Select Most Electable Loser Democrats selected South Carolina to vote first in the 2028 presidential nominating process, ensuring the party’s standard-bearer will be chosen by the state most experienced at rejecting Democratic presidential nominees. The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and… Read More »DNC Chooses South Carolina To Select Most Electable Loser
- Trump Perfects Diplomacy By Making Agreement ImpossibleTrump Perfects Diplomacy By Making Agreement Impossible President Donald Trump resumed talks with Iran on Friday while announcing another round of economic penalties, introducing a negotiating framework in which every American proposal arrives with an invoice. Administration officials said the approach preserves every available route… Read More »Trump Perfects Diplomacy By Making Agreement Impossible
- House Republicans Cut Spending By Approving $95 BillionHouse Republicans Cut Spending By Approving $95 Billion House Republicans approved a $95 billion budget blueprint Wednesday, demonstrating that fiscal restraint is achieved by spending an almost inconceivable amount of money before Democrats can irresponsibly ask where it is going. The 216-214 resolution directs roughly… Read More »House Republicans Cut Spending By Approving $95 Billion
