03.07.2025

In Narrow Decision Supreme Court Upholds A Lower Court Demand Ordering Trump To Pay Out $2 Billion in Foreign Aid

By Manzanita Miller President Donald Trump is locked in a lengthy battle with a slate of foreign-aid recipients dead-set on unlocking billions of dollars in U.S. taxpayer money, after his executive order last month temporarily froze the foreign-aid spigot until his administration could vet the process. Trump […]

03.06.2025

In Defense of the DEI Rollbacks: Is it The Handmaid’s Tale or Is It Simply Merit-Based Hiring and Real Inclusion?

By Manzanita Miller For at least a decade mainstream culture has been obsessively preoccupied with forwarding a distinctly left-wing “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” (DEI) agenda, and that agenda has heavily permeated the business world.   While encouraging a diverse workforce sounds good in theory, the reality is […]

03.05.2025

Art Of The Deal: After Trump Pauses Military Aid, Ukraine Immediately Comes Back to Negotiating Table For Rare Earth Minerals Deal

By Robert Romano Ukraine is ready to come back to the negotiating table a day after President Donald Trump froze military aid to the country, Trump reported in his joint address to Congress on March 4 . Trump read from a March 4 letter from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that was posted to X aloud to Congress, stating, “Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table […]

03.04.2025

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03.03.2025

Trump Warns Zelensky ‘You’re Gambling With World War III’ As Europe Escalates And Demands ‘Boots On The Ground’ In Ukraine

By Robert Romano “What kind of diplomacy, J.D., [are you] speaking about?” That was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky interrupting the question-and-answer portion of a Feb. 28 Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other senior officials that was to precede Zelensky signing a […]

02.28.2025

A Mistake From The Past That Can Be Avoided

  By Bill Wilson While it may not be top news around much of the country, in the Washington, D.C. area the staffing cuts in various federal government offices are all consuming. This is neither surprising nor without merit. With 375,000 federal workers in the D.C. Metro […]

02.28.2025

Trump Administration Continues To Fight For The People As Activist Judges Block Him On Immigration And Demand Billions For Foreign Aid

By Manzanita Miller   Activist judges are working overtime this week to block President Donald Trump’s America First priorities and stop the president from curbing government spending and putting a pause on refugee resettlement. In a significant blow to President Trump’s agenda, a Seattle-based federal judge blocked the […]

02.27.2025

Supreme Court Renews Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze Pending Hearing. Who Controls Foreign Policy? The President Or District Courts?

By Robert Romano U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Feb. 26 temporarily reinstituted President Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 freeze of foreign aid pending a hearing of the case by the Supreme Court, lifting a U.S. District Court order that the payments continue in spite of Trump’s freeze. At issue are […]

02.26.2025

More Americans Trust Trump Than The Media to Be Fair And Accurate As Trump Battles Radical Activist Media

By Manzanita Miller In a catastrophic blow to an already crumbling industry, a new poll released this week finds that more Americans trust the Trump Administration to state the facts fairly and accurately than trust the media to do so. The poll, released by YouGov, finds that […]

02.26.2025

Judge Blocks Trump’s Funding Freeze But It Is Futile, Come Sept. 30 The DOGE Cuts Are Inevitable

By Robert Romano On Feb. 25, U.S. District Judge for the District of Columbia Loren AliKhan placed another injunction on President Donald Trump and the White House Office of Management and Budget from pausing any federal funding to departments and agencies pending review of federal contracts and other financial […]

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