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A crisis of hypocrisy has gripped Washington, laying bare a disturbing pattern of selective prosecution. Michael Steele discusses recent high-profile mortgage fraud allegations and explores the broader, dangerous implications. He dissects the actions of the President and his Justice Department against key figures like Tish James, exposing the irony of their zealous focus amid serious, unaddressed issues within their own sphere. This is an essential view for understanding how political defiance is

Dogecoin, once a playful meme coin, is rewriting the script on government and business efficiency with a utility-focused renaissance in 2025. Just days ago, House of Doge, the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, inked a strategic partnership with inKind, a leading hospitality payments platform. This bold move positions Dogecoin as the first cryptocurrency accepted at over 4,750 restaurants, cafes, bars, and nightclubs across the United States, thanks to inKind’s ecosystem of 3.5 million app

The nation’s capital is facing a seismic shift in the federal government, and listeners, this week’s look at government efficiency has a distinctly urgent tone. The Trump administration is seizing the unprecedented opportunity of the ongoing shutdown to rapidly downsize the workforce, framing the cuts as part of a broader goal to centralize power and eliminate agencies and programs that clash with its ideology. According to Axios, more than 4,000 federal workers have already lost their positions,

Listeners, a revolution is underway in Washington’s labyrinth of bureaucracy, and its mascot may as well be the Shiba Inu that launched Dogecoin—playful, chaotic, but impossible to ignore. The Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, was officially established just months ago by executive order at the start of President Trump’s second term. Built largely on promises to modernize government and weed out waste, DOGE took its name, and much of its ethos, from the audacious meme

The Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, has dominated headlines in 2025 for its radical approach to U.S. bureaucracy and its unmistakable nod to Dogecoin, the internet’s original meme cryptocurrency. Created by executive order on President Donald Trump’s first day back in office and strongly influenced by Elon Musk, DOGE’s goal is crystal clear: maximize efficiency, modernize federal digital systems, and slash waste—with the audacious target of saving up to $1 trillion.Listeners have

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Zohran Mamdani BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Zohran Mamdani vaulted back into the headlines this week as the Democratic nominee and widely acknowledged frontrunner in the New York City mayoral race, just three weeks out from election day. Packed crowds greeted Mamdani in Washington Heights at a rally dubbed Our Time Has Come, where the spotlight intensified thanks to a dramatic appearance by New York Attorney General Tish James. FOX 5 New York notes that James, a longtime Mamdani booster and

This text explains the situation in Gaza after the new ceasefire and President Donald Trump’s visit to the Middle East in October 2025. It combines ideas from journalists, analysts, and political commentators to show that, although the war stopped, peace is still very fragile.

This is your Republican News and info tracker podcast.The government shutdown continues to dominate headlines as House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republican leadership intensify their criticism of Senate Democrats. During his appearance on CNN with Jake Tapper on October 16th, Johnson defended the Republican position, stating that the House passed what he called a completely clean continuing resolution without any partisan Republican priorities attached. Johnson emphasized that this was the exact same

The headline coming out of the Department of Defense this week is the sweeping series of reforms announced by Secretary Hegseth, marking what many are calling the department’s most significant transformation in decades. At the heart of these changes is a strategic realignment that prioritizes the Indo-Pacific region, particularly deterring a potential Chinese move on Taiwan by 2027. In his address to senior military leadership, Secretary Hegseth emphasized, “Our mission is clear: strengthen

Send us a text Crowds of demonstrators lined a major commercial thoroughfare in Clarksville, Tennessee on Oct. 18 protesting actions by the Trump administration related to freedom of speech, freedom of the press, healthcare, education, immigration raids by ICE and the use of the National Guard in U.S. cities. The Clarksville demonstration was part of the ‘No Kings’ nationwide protest that brought out an estimated seven million people in 2,700 cities and towns across America. Clar...

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They called it a Muslim ban — but more than 40 Muslim nations weren’t on the list. Let’s unpack one of the biggest lies told about Trump’s 2017 travel order.

The headline from the U.S. Department of Agriculture this week is all about the ongoing federal government shutdown, which has halted the USDA’s most critical economic and market reporting. This unprecedented pause, in effect since October 1, has left American farmers, agribusinesses, global exporters, and policymakers operating in what many are calling an “information vacuum.” According to UkrAgroConsult, the missing October World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report—long considered a

Ever notice how the loudest chants about power often come with professional staging, slick messaging, and bottomless logistics? We take a hard look at the “No Kings” rallies and ask the uncomfortable question: who pays for the megaphones, and what do they expect in return? By following public records and tracing donor networks, we unpack how major foundations, PACs, and political consultancies fund anti‑billionaire energy while protecting the very structures that keep their influence intact. ...