DOGE focuses on millions in migrant hotels billed to US taxpayers as DHS Sec. Noem targets FEMA
Elon Musk suggested that FEMA, the government's federal disaster relief agency, spent millions on hotels for illegal immigrants just last week.
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USAID reportedly bankrolled al Qaeda terrorist’s college tuition, unearthed records show
USAID reportedly fully funded al-Qaeda terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki's tuition in the early 1990s to attend Colorado State University, unearthed document purport to show.
Facing Blowback For DEI Policies, Brown Misrepresents Free Beacon Report
The university is claiming that the story omitted details it included L: Manning Hall at Brown University (Wikimedia Commons) R: Brown Dean of Medicine Mukesh Jain (brown.edu) When doctors reached out to the dean of Brown University Medical School regarding a Washington Free Beacon report published earlier this month, they received a reply from medical
‘I’m Asking Trump Himself To Relocate Us’: Gazan Citizens Say They Want Out
‘I want to leave because there’s no life left here; life here is gone,’ one interviewee says As President Donald Trump moves forward with his plan to “own” Gaza and relocate its inhabitants, some citizens of the war-torn strip are expressing an eagerness to leave, citing a desolate living situation and an eagerness to live
Vance triggers Dems by defending Trump’s executive authority
Judges across the country took action to block President Donald Trump’s agenda. Vance created a social media frenzy on Sunday for supporting Trump’s executive authority.
Trump Says He Wants Details Provided About His 2 Assassination Attempts
‘I want to find out about the two assassins. … why did one guy have six cell phones and why did the other guy have [foreign] apps?’ the president says. President Donald Trump said he wants the Secret Service to provide him with information about the two attempts on his life last year, including details
Judge weighs extending pause on Trump’s “deferred resignations” for feds
Boston — A federal judge in Boston on Monday heard arguments over whether to extend a nationwide pause in the Trump administration’s bid to offer “deferred resignations” to federal workers who voluntarily leave government service. Judge George O’Toole of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts initially paused the deadline for workers to