The day that there’s an official end to the US Department of Education will be a great day. Until then, having the department shrunk to half of what it had been is a nice win.
Aside from executive actions, big developments over the past week for President Trump include the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing the administration to move forward with layoffs at the U.S. Department of Education – which is the first step in the president’s plan to end the department. The president also agreed to sell Ukraine advanced weaponry while providing Russia with 50 days to make progress towards peace with Ukraine or face a 100% secondary tariff on Russian goods.
While often forgotten conversationally when discussing all things Epstein related – there’s still one person, with the living, who knows exactly what happened and with whom. And she happens to be in Florida right now.
The early returns on President Trump’s economic policies in his second term are evidenced to have had a far more positive impact on the federal government’s bottom line than previously anticipated. This likely means that the average American will fare better than had been anticipated by economists as well.