A new AP-NORC poll has revealed a surprising shift in public perception surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, with a growing number of black and Hispanic Americans expressing concern that such initiatives may actually be increasing discrimination against minorities. The poll, conducted from July 10–14 and surveying 1,437 U.S. adults, found that fewer than […]
WASHINGTON — New labor data suggest a sharp shift in the U.S. workforce, likely reflecting changes in immigration enforcement and economic policy under President Trump. In July 2025, native-born workers gained 383,000 jobs, according to Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED). Meanwhile, employment for foreign-born workers has dropped by 1.5 million since April. The data point […]
A federal criminal complaint has charged Jeffrey Dorsey, a 60-year-old resident of Dayton, Ohio, with making violent threats against Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH), after Jordan backed a GOP budget reported by left-wing sources to purportedly include wide-reaching reductions to Medicaid, potentially resulting in 10 million fewer Americans enrolled by 2034. However, President Trump has repeatedly […]
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has officially declared August 1st as “Hulk Hogan Day” in honor of the late WWE legend, who passed away on July 24 at the age of 71. The tribute includes lowering the American and Florida flags to half-staff at the state capitol and in Pinellas County, where Hogan lived for the […]
North Korea Acknowledges ‘Not Bad’ Trump Rapport – Nuclear Weapons Non-Negotiable
PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB) – The powerful sister of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un dismissed U.S. intent to resume diplomacy on North Korea’s denuclearization, as she urged the U.S. to find a new approach to restart talks. She said Kim-Trump ties are “not bad” but it’s not giving up its nuclear weapons, adding that if […]