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#politics

The Western Journal: Plan Being Considered to Cut IRS in Half: Report
Plan Being Considered to Cut IRS in Half: Report
The IRS is reportedly facing cuts that could reduce its workforce by up to 50%, as part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to streamline government operations. The agency currently employs about 90,000 people, with reductions starting from the departure of 7,000 probationary employees.

Concerns have been raised about the potential dysfunctionality of the IRS if these cuts are implemented. Additionally, reports have highlighted issues of unpaid taxes owed by IRS employees and conflicts of interest involving former IRS staff working for large accounting firms.


Fox News: Trump Treasury confirms it's eyeing IRS for 'streamlining' shake-up as tax season heats up
Trump Treasury confirms it's eyeing IRS for 'streamlining' shake-up as tax season heats up
The Trump administration's Treasury Department is exploring options to streamline the IRS, potentially terminating up to half of its 90,000 staff to improve efficiency and reduce government spending. The agency is also considering reallocating some IRS agents to assist with immigration enforcement at the southern border.

As part of this initiative, the IRS has already let go of around 7,000 probationary employees and is preparing for further changes amid the ongoing tax season. The administration aims to modernize the agency to enhance taxpayer service and align with Trump's "America First" policies.


The Western Journal: Longtime Democratic Strategist Shames His Own Party After Trump Address Chaos: 'Tonight Was a New Low'
Longtime Democratic Strategist Shames His Own Party After Trump Address Chaos: 'Tonight Was a New Low'
Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine criticized his party's behavior during President Trump's address to Congress, highlighting their lack of decorum and inability to acknowledge any of Trump's achievements. He expressed disappointment over Democrats' disruptive actions, including Rep. Al Green being removed from the chamber.

Turrentine argued that the party's refusal to recognize any positive aspects of Trump's presidency undermines their credibility on legitimate concerns. He lamented the missed opportunities for Democrats to show support for inspiring stories shared during the speech, calling it a "classless disgrace."


Breitbart: Chaos: Sergeant at Arms Kicks Out Unruly Democrat from Trump Address
Chaos: Sergeant at Arms Kicks Out Unruly Democrat from Trump Address
During President Trump's joint address to Congress, Democrats disrupted the proceedings, leading to Rep. Al Green being escorted out for refusing to maintain decorum. Speaker Mike Johnson intervened, warning members to cease disruptions, but the chaos continued until order was restored.

Johnson's actions underscored the tension in the chamber as he directed the Sergeant at Arms to remove Green, allowing Trump to proceed with his speech. The incident marked a significant moment in congressional decorum and partisan conflict.


Fox News: Musk's DOGE terminates lease at Obama Presidential Library site
Musk's DOGE terminates lease at Obama Presidential Library site
The Department of Government Efficiency has terminated the lease for the Obama Presidential Library site in Hoffman Estates, which is set to close later this year and relocate to Maryland. This move is part of a broader effort to cut federal spending, saving taxpayers $468 million.

The Obama Presidential Center, a separate private project, is under construction and expected to open next year. The Hoffman Estates site contains 25 million documents and 35,000 artifacts, which will be digitized and transferred to the new location.


#society

The Western Journal: DC's Black Lives Matter Plaza to Be Painted Over and Renamed
DC's Black Lives Matter Plaza to Be Painted Over and Renamed
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced plans to rename "Black Lives Matter Plaza" back to its original name, "Liberty Plaza," following the introduction of a bill by Republican Rep. Andrew Clyde. This decision comes amid criticism of the BLM movement and its perceived impact on crime in the city.

Clyde emphasized the need to remove the "divisive" BLM slogan from the capital, arguing that it symbolizes a radical agenda contrary to public safety. The renaming is seen as part of broader efforts to restore order and patriotism in D.C.


GB News: Britons issued travel warning as unrest in African destination can turn 'violent' and deadly - curfews imposed
Britons issued travel warning as unrest in African destination can turn 'violent' and deadly - curfews imposed
Britons are advised to avoid travel to Ghana's North East Region due to civil unrest and a curfew imposed in Walewale and surrounding areas. The curfew, initially set from 6pm to 6am, has been adjusted to 8pm to 5am amid increased violent incidents.

Travelers are urged to consult the FCDO for the latest safety guidance and to avoid large crowds and political protests. A specific warning is in place for the Bawku Municipality, where violent incidents have prompted military deployment for security.


#foreignaffairs

Breitbart: Singapore Silicon Smugglers Raise Questions About Nvidia AI Chip Exports to China
Singapore Silicon Smugglers Raise Questions About Nvidia AI Chip Exports to China
Singapore police arrested three individuals for allegedly smuggling Nvidia chips to China, highlighting China's attempts to acquire advanced technology despite export restrictions. The arrests followed an investigation into the DeepSeek AI system, which has raised concerns over its development and potential use of smuggled components.

The U.S. Department of Commerce is investigating the legality of DeepSeek's chip sourcing, with Singapore identified as a key hub for potential smuggling. Nvidia has acknowledged issues with its products being diverted and faces significant revenue losses due to export controls. Singapore aims to combat fraud while maintaining its legal stance on export regulations.