Social Security Administration to Cut Phone Services, Citing Fraud Risk

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Americans attempting to apply for or update their Social Security benefits will no longer be able to complete the claims process over the phone.

Beginning March 31, the Social Security Administration will require online or in-person identity proofing for claims made over the phone, although beneficiaries can still start the claims process using SSA telephone services.

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Trump Notches High Marks with Voters on Job Performance, Poll Shows

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Voters are continuing to think highly of President Donald Trump’s leadership and strongly believe America is on the right track in the early days of the administration, according to a recent NBC News poll.

Trump notched a 47% approval rating alongside a 46% personal favorable rating, both of which marked all-time highs during any of his presidential terms, according to a NBC News poll released Sunday. Meanwhile, the number of Americans who believe the country is on the right track climbed to 44%, also marking a record high for Trump’s political career.

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Americans Want Immigrants to Assimilate, Learn English: Poll

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The overwhelming majority of Americans support requiring immigrants to the country to adapt to American culture and learn English and back at least some measures to encourage that behavior, according to a recent survey.

Ninety-six percent of registered voters expressed the belief that it was important for immigrants to learn English, including 75% who said it was “very important,” according to a Napolitan News survey. Seventy-six percent, moreover, approved of President Donald Trump’s executive order establishing English as the official language, including 96% of Republicans and 52% of Democrats.

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FEMA: Agency Has Fired More Bosses in Connection with Hurricane Recovery Crews Avoiding Trump Homes

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The Federal Emergency Management says the agency has fired three more employees following an investigation into allegations that houses in a hurricane disaster zone were skipped over because they displayed pro-Trump campaign materials.

The agency acknowledged the firings is a March 4 letter to the House Oversight Committee, which has been investigating the matter.

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Most Americans Say U.S. Foreign Aid Is ‘Wasted on Corruption,’ Survey Reveals

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A majority of Americans think that U.S. foreign aid is being wasted, according to a new survey from the Financial Times.

Of those surveyed, more than 60% believe that funding set aside for humanitarian aid was being “wasted on corruption or administration fees,” according to the survey published Monday. The survey’s findings comes amid growing scrutiny surrounding wasteful spending across several federal agencies, including the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

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Commentary: Mainstream Media’s Attempt to Undermine Trump Is a Gift to Conservatives

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One pivotal byproduct of President Donald Trump’s second term is that it continues to expose the mainstream media’s brazen allegiance to propping up what remains of the Democratic Party at the expense of the American people.  

President Trump’s mere existence as the head of state is once again incensing the mainstream media and exposing their overly cozy relationship with the Democratic Party.

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Commentary: Citizens-First Immigration Reform Is Top of Mind for Americans

President Donald Trump was elected in 2016 – and again in 2024 – on a mandate from the people to put an end to the illegal immigrant crisis and implement citizens-first immigration reform.

The mandate was clear: America is a nation of laws, and illegal immigration violates our laws and presents an array of criminal and economic issues that cannot be ignored.

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Education Department Forgives $4.5 Billion in Student Loans for over 200,000 Borrowers

The Department of Education (DOE) on Wednesday announced the forgiveness of another $4.5 billion in student loans for over 200,000 borrowers at Ashford University, in one of the department’s final moves of the Biden administration.

President Joe Biden and his administration have attempted to clear out a massive amount of student loan debt for Americans who are still paying off their loans after 20 years, though some efforts have been curbed by the courts. However, they have successfully forgiven loans for over 5 million borrowers over the past four years.

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Commentary: MAGA Priorities Reshape the Right and the Country

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Not only have America’s priorities shifted as a nation – as evidenced by President-elect Donald Trump winning the popular vote on a largely conservative populist set of priorities – but divisions are emerging between conservatives who consider themselves part of “MAGA” (Make America Great Again) and those who do not.    

The 2024 election was a powerful nation-wide referendum on the decades-long failed globalist experiment, with voters strongly aligning with President Trump’s populist, America First platform.

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