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America First Legal Launches Investigation into FEMA for Allegedly Denying Federal Hurricane Aid to Trump Supporters; Requests Inspector General Action

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America First Legal Today, America First Legal (AFL) opened an investigation into the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials who apparently engaged in a pattern and practice of withholding federal Hurricanes Helene and Milton disaster relief from homeowners with Trump signs. The government may not constitutionally deprive a citizen of his or her First Amendment rights in…

Rep. Perry to Newsmax: Mast Will Shift Foreign Affairs Panel

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By Mark Swanson Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., told Newsmax on Tuesday that the Foreign Affairs Committee will undergo a "dramatic shift" toward President-elect Donald Trump's policies under the incoming leadership of Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla. Mast was selected by the House GOP Steering Committee to chair foreign affairs in the next Congress and will replace Rep. Michael…

On Human Rights Day, Lawmakers, Activists Call Out CCP’s Shift in Tactics to Silence Dissidents Abroad

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By Eva Fu If violence and torture have been routine in communist China as the regime strives to silence dissident voices, Beijing’s bid to do so globally appears to be taking on a more cunning form. While during the decade-long Cultural Revolution in the 1970s intellectuals and other so-called class enemies got a dunce cap on their heads and were paraded down the streets for public…

In Secret Meeting, Xi Jinping Ordered New Strategy to Attack Falun Gong Globally

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By Eva Fu In October 2022, Chinese leader Xi Jinping held a secret meeting instructing top state officials—overseeing political, intelligence, and influence operations—on a new strategy to target the Falun Gong religious group internationally, The Epoch Times has learned. At the core of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s new anti-Falun Gong strategy is launching disinformation…

Census Bureau director: Citizenship question in 2030 would ‘dampen participation’

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By Anna Giaritelli House lawmakers tussled with one another and the top U.S. census official over the possible inclusion of a question on U.S. citizenship in the forthcoming decennial census in 2030 and drew criticism from the head of the Census Bureau over the need for such a question. U.S. Census Bureau Director Robert Santos testified before the House…

House Republicans blast Energy department over stonewalling on LNG ban

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By Bethany Blankley Members of the U.S. House blasted the U.S. Department of Energy again for failing to respond to requests for information about its ban on liquified natural gas (LNG) exports. In January, the DOE announced a partial export ban, prompting Louisiana and Texas to sue, arguing the ban was illegal. The Gulf states lead the U.S. in LNG exports. A federal judge agreed, and…

Census Bureau director: Citizenship question in 2030 would ‘dampen participation’

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By Anna Giatritelli  House lawmakers tussled with one another and the top U.S. census official over the possible inclusion of a question on U.S. citizenship in the forthcoming decennial census in 2030 and drew criticism from the head of the Census Bureau over the need for such a question. U.S. Census Bureau Director Robert Santos testified before the House…