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 The Oversight Project has uncovered a secret agreement among 14 Democratic-led states and left-wing groups to conduct coordinated legal actions against the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Elon Musk. • The agreement aims to challenge DOGE's creation and operations, signed soon after DOGE was established. • DOGE claims it has saved taxpayers approximately $105 billion through various cost-cutting measures. • Democratic leaders are unhappy with these savings, prompting their legal strategy against DOGE and Musk. • There are nearly a dozen lawsuits disputing DOGE's authority, data access, and privacy issues. • The agreement includes several blue states including New Mexico, California, Michigan, and Massachusetts, showcasing a united front against DOGE. • The document references a shared interest in developing legal strategies and pursuing administrative or judicial actions against DOGE and Musk. • The agreement reflects a commitment to legally oppose the funding of...

 The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has decided to terminate collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) within the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). This move aims to enhance efficiency at airports across the United States. • The DHS report indicates that 86% of US airports have more full-time union workers than TSA Officers performing security screenings. • Out of 432 federalized airports, 374 have fewer than 200 Officers dedicated to screening functions. • A TSA employee survey revealed over 60% of underperforming employees remain in their jobs and continue to be ineffective. • DHS believes that ending collective bargaining will eliminate bureaucratic barriers, enhance productivity, and reduce passenger wait times at airport security. • TSA Officers will now be promoted based on performance rather than tenure or union affiliation. • A DHS spokesperson emphasized that this change will create a more effective workforce and improve the trave...

 The case for leaving NATO is built on four main points. First, the U. S. federal budget is spiraling out of control with rising public debt that the Federal Reserve can no longer manage. Second, fiscal recovery should begin with cutting the national military budget by at least $500 billion annually. Third, this requires recalling American forces from overseas, closing military bases, and withdrawing from NATO. Fourth, it is necessary to challenge the belief that NATO has ensured peace and security, while in reality, it has turned Washington into a center of war. The text outlines America’s fiscal problems, noting that the public debt has surged dramatically over the years, with projections indicating it could rise to $62 trillion by the mid-2030s. Current projections underestimate the impact of rising interest rates, suggesting that if yields were to increase, the annual interest expense could skyrocket, leading to a budget crisis. Thus, cutting the defense budget is described as ...

 The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced new reforms that will stop illegal immigrants from receiving taxpayer benefits. These changes are aimed at prioritizing American citizens in the allocation of resources. • SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler stated that the reforms will "put American citizens first" by ending taxpayer benefits for illegal aliens. • From now on, all SBA loan applicants must verify their citizenship. Lenders will also need to ensure that no illegal aliens own businesses accessing SBA programs. • The SBA is relocating offices from six sanctuary citiesAtlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, New York City, and Seattleto areas that comply with federal immigration laws and serve the small business community better. • Loeffler criticized President Biden's policies for allegedly jeopardizing American citizens and small businesses due to the influx of illegal immigrants. • The goal of these changes is to empower legal business owners and align with muni...

 Pennsylvania is facing a significant power crisis, highlighted by the lack of progress since Governor Josh Shapiro's promises for a new energy era. Senator Gene Yaw criticizes the governor's approach and the response to rising electricity costs. • Pennsylvania's power needs are increasing, particularly due to data centers fueled by AI technology. • Despite promises of job creation and clean energy investment, there has been little improvement in energy supply. • Governor Shapiro's RGGI electricity tax and the closure of power plants without replacement plans are key issues being overlooked. • A projected 80,000-megawatt shortfall in the next decade means at least 20 new plants are needed, but none are planned or underway. • The Senate Energy Committee is working on measures to ensure grid reliability, but efforts are hindered by political blockages. • Proposed solutions include introducing the Grid Stabilization and Security Act and reviving the Baseload Energy Develop...

 A recent lawsuit in Florida highlights a significant loophole in federal voter registration laws. A Republican candidate claims that this loophole allows individuals to register to vote without proper identification, potentially compromising the integrity of the election. • Lawsuit Details: Robert “Rocky” Rochford is suing Florida election officials over "clone" voters and questionable mail-in ballots after losing an election by a large margin. • Compromised Voting: Rochford alleges that nearly 122,971 mail-in ballots were compromised due to procedural failures in verification. • Voter Registration Loophole: Under both federal and Florida law, individuals can register to vote without providing a driver’s license or Social Security number. They only need a unique voter identifier number. • Election Integrity Concerns: The lawsuit claims that many registered “clone” voters exist, which could lead to malicious voting actions without detection. • Calls for Investigation: Rochfor...