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Friday August 1, 2025

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Education Department’s Return on Investment? Zero. Shut It Down.

In fiscal 2024, when President Joe Biden was still in office and the federal government was running a $1.8 trillion deficit, the Department of Education spent three times as much as the Department of Homeland Security and six times as much as the Department of Justice.

The Department of Homeland Security, according to the Treasury Department, spent $89.290 billion. The Department of Justice spent $43.995 billion; and the Department of Education spent $268.353 billion.

President Donald Trump issued an executive order in March directing his administration to prepare for the closure of the Department of Education.

This is the right move.

Both the Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security exist to carry out fundamental—and constitutional—functions of the federal government. The primary job of Homeland Security is to secure this nation’s borders and protect its interior from people who are illegally present here, including terrorists. The primary job of the Justice Department is to enforce federal laws and prosecute violators. Click here to read more.

What are They Hiding? Michigan AG and Other Blue State Dems Sue to Stop the Handover of Food Stamp Data

LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined a 20-state coalition to tell the USDA exactly where to shove its massive data demand: into a lawsuit.

The USDA, under a Trump executive order, recently required states to turn over five years’ worth of personal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipient data – including Social Security numbers, home addresses, income, and immigration status – under the claim of wanting to detect overpayments and fight fraud. Michigan’s name for the program is the Food Assistance Program (FAP).

Michigan Democratic AG Dana Nessel, who has filed approximately 26 lawsuits against President Trump, said in a statement, “This is yet another attempt by the Trump Administration to illegally use personal, sensitive data to fuel the president’s political agenda under the guise of fighting fraud and abuse.” Click here to read more.

Michigan Caregivers Sue to Block Forced Union Representation

MIDLAND, Mich. — Family home caregivers Tammy Martin and Dick Sullivan have filed a lawsuit to stop an unlawful attempt by the state of Michigan to force them and thousands of others to join a union. The caregivers, represented by the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation, argue that the state is violating their constitutional rights by classifying them as public employees to facilitate unionization by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU).

The lawsuit, filed in the Michigan Court of Claims, brings claims against the Michigan Employment Relations Commission (MERC), the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO), and officials from both agencies. Click here to read more.

Virginia Dad Suspended From Pool After Calling Out Boy In Girls’ Races

A Virginia father was suspended from a local pool after alerting officials to a boy competing against girls in several swimming races.

Woodley Pool, located in Fairfax County, claims they are suspending Luis Enrique Fernandez, a father of six, for allegedly using “repeated vulgarity” toward a parent and members of an opposing team and acting in a “threatening and abusive” manner.

However, speaking exclusively to The Daily Wire, Fernandez says the account is not true. The father of six, who has been a paying member of the club since 2019, suspects the Woodley Pool board is punishing him for speaking out about the male competing against females, while using a flimsy pretext — which Fernandez vehemently disputes — as cover. Click here to read more.

Puppies saved from house of horrors find safety: ‘Sweet as can be’

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Dorris and her puppies Agatha, Bernard, Alfred, Edmund, Milton and Mabel have traveled a long way.

They, along with 23 other dogs, are now resting at the Virginia Beach SPCA after being rescued from a home in South Carolina.

“They weren’t living in the best conditions,” said Kirstin Decroix with the VBSPCA. “There was alleged dog fighting going on, but you could not tell with the behavior of these animals. They were as sweet as can be. The rescuers even said when they got there that they weren’t met with scared mean dogs. They were met with hopeful happy dogs, tails wagging.”

Often times, shelters see a hesitation to adopt dogs who are rescued from dog fighting situations. The Virginia Beach SPCA is reminding people that all dogs are different and typically just want to feel safe. Click here to read more.