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Fifteen state attorneys general, led by Kansas and Tennessee officials, have urged Fortune 100 CEOs to abandon DEI policies due to legal concerns. They argue these initiatives may violate fairness laws and risk lawsuits.

The Texas House passed House Bill 1 on April 16 with an 84-63 vote, introducing universal school choice through education savings accounts of up to $10,500 per student. The bill also boosts public school funding by $6 billion and raises teacher pay.

The US Justice Department, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, sues Maine’s Department of Education for allowing transgender athletes in girls’ sports. The lawsuit seeks an injunction to bar transgender participation and restore female athletes’ titles, with potential funding cuts.

President Trump has signed an executive order requiring agencies to upgrade antiquated technology currently used for the infrastructure permitting process. This aims to boost efficiency and cut delays in federal approvals for major projects across the U.S.

Secretary Rubio closed the Global Engagement Center to end government censorship and protect free speech. The move aligns with Trump's executive order to restore open debate and freedom to publish information under the First Amendment.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun's executive order bans soda and candy from SNAP benefits to promote healthier diets and combat chronic diseases like obesity. Part of RJK Jr's 'Make Indiana Healthy Again' campaign, it aims to redirect funds to nutritious foods, setting a model for other states.

A new CDC report reveals that 1 in 31 U.S. children are now diagnosed with autism, marking a significant rise. This trend highlights the need for better awareness, resources, and support for affected families.

CT scans may contribute to 5% of U.S. cancer cases due to radiation exposure, according to recent studies. Experts are debating the balance between diagnostic benefits and long-term health risks, urging safer practices.

Mixed team golf will debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, featuring 16 teams of one male and one female golfer per country. Held at Riviera Country Club, this 72-hole play event aims to boost innovation and excitement in Olympic golf.

Trump executive order launches a probe into the national security risks of U.S. reliance on imported critical minerals, led by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The investigation aims to secure supply chains vital for defense and industry.

President Trump's new USDA secretary canceled a Biden era $3 billion climate-smart farming program due to high costs and lack of farmer benefits. Secretary Rollins called it the ‘green new scam at the benefit of NGOs, not American farmers’.

A top CDC official's missing records raise concerns about vaccine safety oversight. Senator Johnson demands an investigation into possible obstruction.

Arkansas plans to ban soda and candy purchases with SNAP benefits by next year, aiming to improve health outcomes. Governor Sanders seeks a USDA waiver to redirect funds toward nutritious foods, which RFK Jr. fully supports.

President Trump honored the Ohio State Buckeyes at the White House for their 2024 National Championship win. The ceremony featured a trophy fumble by VP Vance but celebrated the team's historic 12-team playoff victory.

A judge blocked Trump’s plan to deport 530,000 migrants from Biden’s flawed CHNV program. The ruling delays border security and burdens communities, undermining America’s interests.

High-protein seeds like chia, pumpkin, flaxseed, and sunflower offer natural nutrition for better health. These tiny powerhouses boost protein intake without processed additives. Discover their benefits and versatility for everyday meals.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is spearheading a major U.S. effort to uncover why autism rates are spiking, with diagnoses rising from 1 in 2000 children in the 1980s to 1 in 36 by 2020. His push for answers aims to address family concerns.

President Trump urges Congress to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, calling the biannual time changes a burden on Americans. His push aligns with growing public frustration over time changes with the Sunshine Protection Act remaining stalled

DOGE discovers that illegal immigrants on the terror watchlist have accessed Medicaid, unemployment benefits, student loans, and tax refunds. This raises serious security and fiscal concerns for taxpayers now being addressed by the Trump administration.

President Trump has authorized the U.S. military to control federal lands along the southern border to enhance security and build a wall. This bold move targets key areas like Arizona and Texas, aiming to curb illegal crossings and protect national interests.

The State Department has mandated that U.S. embassies fly only the American flag on official flagpoles, emphasizing national unity. This policy shift aims to standardize diplomatic representation worldwide and reflects a focus on core American values.

The US military is reenlisting troops discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine under the Biden administration, reversing a controversial mandate from 2021. Over 8,000 service members were affected, and the Trump administration is working to right this wrong.

Watch Rory McIlroy's Green Jacket Ceremony after clinching a win at the Masters in a thrilling playoff, completing his career Grand Slam. His victory at Augusta National cements his legacy among golf's elite.

DOGE found that California, New York, and Massachusetts represented 75% of improper unemployment payments that were made nationwide over four years. This waste, due to fraud and errors, burdens taxpayers and hurts legitimate claimants. Reforms are urgently needed to prevent further losses.