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Pope Francis Remains in Critical Condition

Pope Francis remains in critical condition after suffering a prolonged asthmatic respiratory crisis, requiring high-flow oxygen therapy and blood transfusions due to a low platelet count.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Replaces ‘Mother’ With ‘Inseminated Person’ in State’s Language

Governor Tony Evers’ decision to replace traditional family terms like "mother" and "father" with gender-neutral language in Wisconsin’s latest budget bill has sparked controversy.

Arizona Legislature Advances Parental Rights Bill on Pronouns in Schools

A bill reinforcing parental authority in Arizona schools has moved forward in the state legislature.

Republican Leaders Slam California’s High-Speed Rail ‘Disaster’ Amid Federal Investigation

Republican lawmakers, including U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, criticized California’s troubled high-speed rail project on Thursday, denouncing it as a "waste of taxpayers' money" and pointing to its ballooning costs and endless delays.

Nearly 10% of Americans Identify as LGBT

A new poll from Gallup found that more than 9% of U.S. adults consider themselves LGBT in 2024.

Trump Authorizes DOGE to Cut the ‘Burdensome Administrative State’

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that allows the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to "commence the deconstruction of the overbearing and burdensome administrative state."

Kash Patel Confirmed by Senate as FBI Director

The Senate confirmed Kash Patel as FBI Director in a 51-49 vote.

Trump Signs Order Ending Federal Benefits for Illegal Immigrants

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday evening titled "Preserving Federal Benefits for American Citizens" to end the taxpayer-funded programs for illegal immigrants.

Trump Initiates ‘Deep State’ Purge to Reshape Federal Bureaucracy

President Donald Trump has embarked on an assertive campaign to overhaul the federal government, targeting what he refers to as the "deep state." This initiative involves significant personnel changes, policy reversals, and structural reforms across various agencies.

Audit Reveals Massive Government Credit Card Spending, Raises Oversight Concerns

A new audit by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has uncovered the widespread use of government-issued credit cards, revealing that over 4 million cards were responsible for 90 million transactions in the past fiscal year.

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