Sale of the Kelly Parcel in Wyoming

The Kelly Parcel in Wyoming, near Grand Teton National Park, is up for sale for $100 million to the federal government after public outcry. The sale is crucial for preserving an important migration corridor for wildlife like moose, elk, and antelope.

Housing Crisis in the U.S.

Sales of new homes are up modestly while existing home sales have plummeted due to a housing shortage, record high prices, and high mortgage rates. Melissa Williams, a 38-year-old with a college degree and a decent income, found herself unable to compete in the housing market due to an influx of remote workers in her area. The housing crisis is a major concern for many voters, prompting calls for federal government intervention to address the massive housing shortage and affordability issues.

Republican lawmakers propose Dismantle DEI Act

Republican lawmakers propose legislation to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in federal government agencies, aiming to eliminate DEI policies and funding, with support from various senators and House members.

Supreme Court ruling on Native American tribes' health care costs

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Native American tribes, stating the government must cover overhead costs when tribes run their own health care programs. The decision aims to give tribes more local control and prevent a funding gap.

Avian Influenza in Dairy Herds

The federal government is investing millions to contain and prevent the spread of avian influenza in dairy herds to avoid mutation and human transmission. Challenges include difficulty accessing farms for data collection and the need for increased testing and tracing efforts among workers and animals.

Public Perception of the Federal Government in the U.S.

A new poll by the Pew Research Center shows that less than a quarter of the U.S. population has a positive opinion about the federal government, with approval ratings dropping significantly from previous years.

House Republicans' push to terminate DEI programs in the federal government

House Republicans are pushing to terminate programs on diversity, equity, and inclusion within the federal government, while progressives are introducing bills to codify DEI's place in federal programming. Dave Rubin is being criticized for criticizing DEI, with questions raised about racism in the conversation.

Controversial Texas Immigration Law

A divided appeals court ruled that a controversial Texas immigration law cannot go into effect, which would have allowed law enforcement to arrest suspected illegal immigrants and state judges to deport them. The court emphasized that immigration enforcement is primarily the jurisdiction of the federal government.

Texas Nationalist Movement and Secession

Daniel Miller, president of the Texas Nationalist Movement, discusses the border crisis and calls for the secession of Texas from the United States due to federal government incompetence in handling the border and immigration issues.

Conservative House Members Targeting Critical Race Theory in Federal Government Budget Proposal

The largest bloc of conservatives in the House is targeting critical race theory (CRT) throughout the federal government in their new budget proposal, aiming to eradicate its principles from federal institutions.

Government Employment of Dogs and Other Animals

The federal government employs thousands of dogs for various tasks, such as detecting explosives and drugs, patrolling federal wildlife refuges, tracking suspects, and more. These dogs undergo extensive training and require proper care and housing. Other animals, such as marine mammals and birds, have also been used for government duties. Americans generally dislike school buses for transportation to school.

President Biden's $7.3 Trillion Budget Proposal

President Biden's $7.3 trillion budget proposal includes funding for 'woke' programs and green energy initiatives, but faces opposition from House Republicans.

Government Surveillance and Collaboration with Big Banks

The Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government will hold a hearing on government collaboration with big banks to surveil Americans based on political and religious beliefs.

Illegal Border Crossers in New York City

Illegal border crossers in New York City are receiving thousands of dollars in free rent while citizens pay high prices for tiny apartments. The federal government profits from migrants, while state and local governments incur losses.