Yes, it will slow things down as we reduce spending on garbage like trans dance festivals and the vast federal bureaucracy of jobs that any company would have downsized decades ago.
When we make cuts to entitlements--and yes they will be coming-there will be some pain. That is until we reap the benefits of smaller government: Less debt, and more accountable government, less spending and less need for taxes AND tax cuts.
Deporting migrants means fewer people tapping into Medicare and Medicaid...
We were heading for a showdown with the bond market and you never want the market to impose it's brand discipline on the size of government; that's when you truly have Armageddon...
A Democrat in Congress may have accidentally spoken the quiet part out loud in a heated statement blasting President Donald Trump, Department of Government Efficiency chief Elon Musk, and other Republicans.
In a tactic seldom before used, Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove exclaimed, "We are going to continue to speak lies to his truth."
Not so long ago, if I wanted to adjust the heat in my car, or the volume on my car radio, I could grab a nice, simple knob.
Turn it to the right, and the car got warmer, or the radio got louder.
Turn it the other way, and the opposite occurred.
I could always sense how far I was adjusting things—without ever taking my eyes off the road—because millions of years of evolution have produced a neurological feedback mechanism that lets me know just how much I'm turning my wrist. Easy, effective, intuitive.
Since uranium is a strategic asset, the deal ultimately required the sign-off of the State Department. The department, then run by Hillary Clinton, provided the green-light, reportedly granting the Russian state corporation control of roughly 20% of American uranium production. It's unclear whether the State Department under Clinton did so with Putin's feelings in mind.
In one case, former Vice President Kamala Harris handed over a check for nearly $7 billion to Bethesda, Maryland, based group Climate United Fund, which does not appear in the IRS’s charities database, and has no federal filings.
The non-profit fund had only been incorporated in Delaware on November 30, 2023, according to public records, five months before Harris handed over the cash in April 2024...
In an interview this week with KJZZ Phoenix, Cynthia Prescott (pictured) discussed her research on pioneer monuments, including a book that argues the artwork promotes “white cultural superiority” and “gender stereotypes.” Much like with Confederate monuments, the professor said America should re-examine artwork honoring American settlers...
The Independent Council on Women's Sports stated that "it's shocking that not a single Senate Democrat will vote to keep girls' sports female-only. This is not representative of the people."
Riley Gaines, the All-American swim star who not only had to compete with the transvestite formerly known as William Thomas but found herself sharing a locker room with him, shared a list of the Democratic senators who voted against advancing the bill, noting, "Name and shame them all."
At least 16 states have tried to use reading tests and laws requiring students to repeat third grade to improve literacy. In the race to fix a nationwide reading crisis that worsened during the pandemic, more states are threatening to make students repeat third grade to help them catch up years to use reading tests and laws requiring students to repeat third grade to improve literacy.
Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama and Nevada have all passed similar laws that will go into effect in the coming years. Politicians and educational officials say the goal isn’t to hold children back, but to create an incentive to do well while also reducing social promotion...
Democrats opposed the policies espoused by the president in his speech by wearing pink and by holding up placards with statements like, "Musk Steals," "Save Medicaid," and "Protect Veterans." Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas was much more vocal when he jumped up and yelled at the president, but he was rewarded by getting kicked out of the House chamber.
How many parents want this? I'm guess not very many. But, unless they can afford to pay private-school tuition, they don't have a choice.
Most Dutch students attend a state-funded secular or religious school chosen by their parents...
"According to UNESCO, 171 out of 204 countries are pluralistic in some fashion," says Berner. The U.S. is an "outlier."
The culture war in the U.S. would be eased if parents could choose a school that fit their values, she argues in her book, Educational Pluralism and Democracy.
In the U.S. military-wide designation system for aircraft and missiles, “F” stands for “fighter” and “Q” stands for drone.The “Y” at the front indicates a prototype design...
A picture shown during Gen. Allvin’s keynote of a model of General Atomics’ CCA design with the YFQ-42A designation. USAFA picture of a model of Anduril CCA design along with the YFQ-44A designation that also accompanied Allvin’s keynote. USAF
“The indictment and arrests here have dismantled one of the country’s largest and most dangerous smuggling organizations. This work saves lives, and the members of the organization will now face significant consequences,” he added.
In an interview this week with KJZZ Phoenix, Cynthia Prescott (pictured) discussed her research on pioneer monuments, including a book that argues the artwork promotes “white cultural superiority” and “gender stereotypes.”
At least 16 states have tried to use reading tests and laws requiring students to repeat third grade to improve literacy.
