The Latest News and Information For Retired Republicans

The Trump administration finalized a rule on Nov. 13 to revoke Biden-era limits on Alaska oil drilling, unlocking over 13 million acres. This move aims to boost U.S. energy security and create jobs in North Slope communities.

A bipartisan congressional report exposes the CCP's manipulation of critical minerals markets, threatening U.S. jobs and security. Rep. John Moolenaar warns of China's economic control, urging swift action.

California revoked 17,000 illegally issued commercial driver's licenses, as announced by the DOT on November 12. Secretary Sean Duffy vows to ensure no unqualified drivers remain on U.S. roads.

CBP is rehiring retired Border Patrol agents and officers with full pay and benefits, as announced on November 7. The initiative targets retirees from July 2020 to 2024 to boost experience and capacity.

The Senate passed a funding bill on November 10 with a 60-40 vote to end the longest U.S. government shutdown. The measure now awaits House approval and President Trump's signature.

President Trump has ordered a DOJ probe into meatpacking companies for alleged beef price fixing. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed the antitrust investigation, working with USDA to protect consumers.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced major reforms to military acquisition at the National War College on November 7. His plan focuses on streamlining processes to equip the armed forces swiftly against global threats.

The Trump administration revoked 80,000 visas in 2025, doubling last year's total, due to criminal activity and security threats. The State Department emphasizes prioritizing American safety under President Trump and Secretary Rubio.

Laura Ingraham warns of the dangers of Zohran Mamdani’s socialist policies as NYC’s mayor-elect on 'The Ingraham Angle.' She critiques his plans for higher taxes and government control, predicting economic and cultural fallout for the city.

A U.S. appeals court revived President Trump's bid to dismiss his NY hush money conviction on Thursday. The ruling allows a federal judge to reconsider moving the case, focusing on presidential immunity issues.

Tomi Lahren warns of dire consequences for blue cities after recent Democratic election wins. She and guest Gates Garcia critique New York City's future under Zohran Mamdani, highlighting economic and generational voting challenges.

Megyn Kelly, with guests Matt Walsh and Victor Davis Hanson, discusses Zohran Mamdani's NYC mayor win and its implications. They also cover the Shapiro-Carlson divide and the case against James Comey.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that high interest rates have pushed the U.S. housing market into recession. He urges the Federal Reserve to cut rates to ease the burden on low-income consumers.

A report by Americans for Public Trust reveals five foreign charities contributed $2 billion to U.S. left-wing causes. At least one group is linked to the Chinese Communist Party, raising concerns over foreign influence.

The U.S. government shutdown has tied the historic record at 35 days as of Nov 4. This funding lapse, impacting millions, prompts calls for a new continuing resolution amid congressional deadlock.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins called SNAP 'a broken and corrupt program' as benefits lapsed due to a government shutdown. She revealed fraud, illegal use, and states' refusal to share data on benefits.

President Trump responded to 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams's plea for help with cancer treatment delays. Adams seeks urgent scheduling of Pluvicto from Kaiser Permanente, with Trump and officials stepping in to assist.

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A federal appeals court on October 30 reinstated President Trump's authority to federalize Oregon National Guard troops for Portland. This aims to address violence at ICE facilities amid ongoing legal challenges.

Sean Duffy, U.S. Transportation Secretary, announced a freeze on federal funds to states issuing commercial licenses to illegal immigrants. California faces a $40 million cut, with more at risk, over safety concerns.

The Trump administration restored the statue of Confederate General Albert Pike in D.C.'s Judiciary Square on October 25. It was toppled in 2020 during protests and reinstalled under President Trump's executive order.

Over 580,000 bottles of Prazosin Hydrochloride, a blood pressure drug, are recalled due to a cancer-causing impurity. The FDA urges consumers to check their medication and consult healthcare providers.

President Trump announced the U.S. will share nuclear submarine tech with South Korea after a summit with President Lee Jae Myung. This historic move aims to counter regional threats and strengthen their military alliance.