DOGE and agencies cancel 200,000 federal government credit cards
DOGE has announced that it has deactivated more than 200,000 credit cards linked to more than a dozen federal agencies following an audit showing they were unused or unneeded.
Rep. Tony Wied holds first town hall, draws criticism for its call-in format
Unsolicited voicemails and emails were sent to the Press-Gazette during and after Wied's event expressing their ...
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I Regret to Inform You That Donald Trump Does Not Understand the Economy
Egging on a recession is the opposite of what presidents usually do. Alas, Trump does not understand the economy or the ...
The Dangerously High Cost of Tolerating Trump
Making government more efficient is an admirable goal. But this administration is bent on destroying it, putting our lives ...
More area flood victims say their FEMA checks have been stolen
News Channel 11, 6 News’ sister station, has learned of at least five flood victims who say their checks for flood assistance from FEMA have been stolen and ...
DOGE cancels over 200,000 credit cards — Who is affected and what it means
During his first Cabinet meeting, Trump stated that he plans to identify $1 trillion in savings through DOGE’s initiatives to ...
'It wasn't a town hall': Rep. Tony Wied's town hall over the phone prompts criticism of its format
Unsolicited voicemails and emails were sent to the Press-Gazette during and after Wied's event expressing their dissatisfaction.
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Lawsuit alleges company used Jasper address to attempt to defraud Arizona couple and others
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has sued a company using a Jasper, Ind. address for allegedly engaging in illegal deceptive practices, including identity theft and fraudulent timeshare ...