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President Biden’s administration, enmeshed in controversy, is under fresh attack for flouting legal obligations, implicating $25 billion in taxpayer grants. Leading figures, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, are at the heart of the storm due to neglect of their reappointment terms. This blatant disregard for the 21st Century Cares Act is unsettling, higher when it is from Secretary Xavier Becerra. His actions, as seen through the lense of House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, raise urgent questions about the legitimacy of healthcare decisions and systematic deceit within Federal Public Health Agencies.

In biting truth, Biden’s Climate Envoy, John Kerry, dismissed the climate crisis as “not complicated!” This carefree viewpoint opens a Pandora’s box of rights, freedom, and the libertarian ethos of minimal government control. However, Kerry’s remedy, the dissolution of fossil fuels, may be an environmental dream, but ignores potential economic backlash. Meanwhile, his footprint leaves much to be desired, enjoying a mansion and private jets. Lastly, while America battles emissions, China obstinately burns coal unabated. In the climate debate, we need more than rhetoric; we necessitate liberty-centric, just, and life-preserving strategies.

As Fox Corporation’s stock has dramatic downturn due to a hard hit from Wells Fargo’s recent downgrades, the company falls into dire straits. The unexpected abandonment by top host Tucker Carlson created a startling void. In the battle for viewership, standing on the frontline is Jesse Watters, but even a promising new lineup can’t mask Fox’s inherent hurdles. Despite being an erstwhile media giant, Fox News now finds itself at a precarious junction, struck with the tough task of strategizing a recovery amidst the larger paradigm shift in the news (and financial) landscape.

Just when it seemed like Geraldo Rivera was sailing off into the sunset, he’s back and stirring up controversy as only he can. This time, he’s trading the set of Fox News’ “The Five” for the couches at “The View”. Reactions run the gamut, but love him or loathe him, Rivera’s return to TV demands attention. His ability to ruffle feathers and dish out hard-hitting discourse signals that no matter where Rivera lands, the conversation promises to be anything but dull.

In a shocking shift on the global chessboard, John Kirby, National Security Council Coordinator, bares an alarming truth – our Western allies are running dangerously low on critical weapons. This deficiency, exposed amid the inflow of aid to Ukraine, is more than a supply chain issue; it’s a potential breakdown of Western power. The swift depletion of artillery reserves raises chilling questions about our strategic foresight, international commitments, and the future role of America in global security. Painfully apparent is the urgent demand for a reimagined, efficient defense sector. If unaddressed, this dire threat risks powering down the free world’s upper hand.

In an audacious move, Oklahoma’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ryan Walters, took a stand this Tuesday against what he condemns as escalating ideological bias in American education. Instead, he argues fervently for the inclusion of the Bible, claiming it as a ‘foundational document’ in U.S history. Despite critiques of potential religious bias, he resolutely maintains the need for education that respects and reflects the inherent principles upon which the country was built. This controversial shift could redefine America’s educational landscape.

With a fierce intensity that is often veiled behind aviator sunglasses, US President Biden has a volatile underbelly, according to Axios. No stranger to controversy, Joy Behar of The View apparently finds Biden’s angry outbursts attractive. Detractors, however, scoff at such revelations, viewing them as evidence of the President’s instability. Biden’s assertiveness, seen by loyalists as purpose-driven scrutiny, strikes alarm into the hearts of his adversaries. Regardless, this revelation intensifies the public discourse, reminding us of the necessity to examine our leaders beyond their public personas.