Kash Patel is the new director of the FBI. Democrats failed to block his confirmation, while Republicans held firm. Good news for the people—perhaps not so much for certain "beneficiaries" of the system.
DOGE —after the initial outcry, media coverage has shifted focus to payments made to deceased individuals. Regardless, plenty of money will be saved , though the process will take time.
Democracy Forward , a group of lawyers, claims it will save the country. In reality, it means more lawyers spreading their version of the truth—rule by law or dictatorship?
Voter Remorse —Some who voted for President Trump now express buyer’s remorse. A cybersecurity reporter from Politico revealed these findings. Imagine if the 70,000 federal employees who took buyouts all became bloggers or journalists—we’re in for a long summer.
Security Clearance Revoked —Trump stripped clearance from long-time Trump critics who once dismissed the Hunter Biden laptop story as a "Russian hoax." More revocations may come, but for now, their faces are disappearing from CNN, MSNBC, and other media outlets.
Mount Denali or McKinley? —Does renaming a mountain affect the climate? President Obama thought so, but renaming it didn’t exactly help Californians.
Obama announced the change, saying that renaming Denali was a way to bring attention to environmental issues like melting glaciers, wildfires, and rising sea levels in Alaska. He also framed it as a recognition of indigenous heritage, which he said was under threat from climate change.
Economic Optimism — CEO sentiment indicates improving confidence in the economy, suggesting a shift in the right direction. Hope is on the horizon.
McConnell is Leaving —Perhaps his exit aligns with the DOGE movement. Not saying he was a recipient, but he wasn’t exactly known for cutting spending. If he received any benefits, he was certainly smart about it.
Black History Month's Future? —Could this be the last Black History Month recognized at the federal level? The administration is shifting toward broader inclusivity rather than single-cause celebrations, leaving recognition to individuals rather than national mandates. Meanwhile, the DEI movement is being replaced with a meritocracy-driven approach.
Trump’s Executive Actions —Trump is wielding his executive powers aggressively. With 75 actions already in place, it’s only a matter of time before the lawsuits start rolling in. Lawyers will profit, but transparency over who funds these legal challenges—nonprofits, perhaps?—remains unclear.
James Carville’s Rage — The "Ragin’ Cajun" is reportedly furious. Whether he’s slept more than an hour since the election is anyone’s guess. His hopes rest on lawyers, the EU, and Zelensky to take Trump down. Will the American people go along with it for a better government? Trump, meanwhile, continues to negotiate the biggest deals of his life.