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JUST IN: US Transportation Command has been told to prepare to use US military aircraft for migrant deportation flights, according to CNN. FB_IMG_1737562409852

JUST IN: US Transportation Command has been told to prepare to use US military aircraft for migrant deportation flights, according to CNN.

Aquarius January 23, 2025
JUST IN: US Transportation Command has been told to prepare to use US military aircraft for migrant...
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BREAKING: Another massive fire, called the “Hughes Fire” just erupted in LA, claiming over 3000 acres so far. 1737589534402

BREAKING: Another massive fire, called the “Hughes Fire” just erupted in LA, claiming over 3000 acres so far.

Aquarius January 22, 2025
Massive Wildfire Spreads Across LA, Burning Over 3,000 Acres   A devastating wildfire, now named the “Hughes...
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BREAKING: Trump orders his special representative Kellogg to resolve the conflict in Ukraine in 100 days, per WSJ

BREAKING: Trump orders his special representative Kellogg to resolve the conflict in Ukraine in 100 days, per WSJ

Aquarius January 22, 2025
Trump Assigns Kellogg a 100-Day Deadline to Address Ukraine Conflict   Former U.S. President Donald Trump has...
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Wishing a very happy 20th anniversary to our 45th and 47th President Trump and our wonderful First Lady Melania! ❤️ 1737566913117

Wishing a very happy 20th anniversary to our 45th and 47th President Trump and our wonderful First Lady Melania! ❤️

Aquarius January 22, 2025
Celebrating 20 Years of Love: Warm Anniversary Wishes to President Trump and First Lady Melania   Today...
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Federal Diversity Programs Face Major Overhaul Under New Policy Changes The Trump administration took significant steps on Tuesday to dismantle affirmative action practices within federal contracting. In a bold move, the administration announced plans to eliminate policies that prioritize diversity in federal contracts, signaling a shift toward what it described as a more “merit-based” approach. This decision reflects a broader effort to reevaluate and potentially eliminate initiatives aimed at promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across federal operations. As part of this shift, the administration ordered that all federal DEI staff be placed on paid leave. This temporary measure appears to be the first step in phasing out their roles entirely, with eventual layoffs expected. Critics argue that this decision undermines decades of progress in fostering workplace inclusivity within government agencies, while supporters claim it ensures fairness by focusing solely on qualifications and performance. The rollback of affirmative action policies in contracting could have widespread implications for businesses that rely on these programs. Many contractors, particularly those representing minority- and women-owned businesses, have historically benefited from diversity-focused initiatives. By removing these provisions, the administration aims to level the playing field but raises concerns about the potential erosion of opportunities for underrepresented groups. This decision is part of a broader pattern in the Trump administration’s approach to diversity-related issues. Over the years, the administration has frequently criticized DEI initiatives, describing them as divisive or counterproductive. The latest directive underscores its commitment to restructuring how diversity and inclusion are addressed within federal operations. While the move is lauded by those advocating for race-neutral policies, it has sparked widespread debate about its long-term impact. Many fear it could set back efforts to build a more inclusive federal workforce, while others view it as a necessary course correction to ensure impartiality and equal opportunity. Regardless of the perspective, these changes mark a pivotal moment in how federal agencies approach diversity and equity. 1737549839465

Federal Diversity Programs Face Major Overhaul Under New Policy Changes The Trump administration took significant steps on Tuesday to dismantle affirmative action practices within federal contracting. In a bold move, the administration announced plans to eliminate policies that prioritize diversity in federal contracts, signaling a shift toward what it described as a more “merit-based” approach. This decision reflects a broader effort to reevaluate and potentially eliminate initiatives aimed at promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across federal operations. As part of this shift, the administration ordered that all federal DEI staff be placed on paid leave. This temporary measure appears to be the first step in phasing out their roles entirely, with eventual layoffs expected. Critics argue that this decision undermines decades of progress in fostering workplace inclusivity within government agencies, while supporters claim it ensures fairness by focusing solely on qualifications and performance. The rollback of affirmative action policies in contracting could have widespread implications for businesses that rely on these programs. Many contractors, particularly those representing minority- and women-owned businesses, have historically benefited from diversity-focused initiatives. By removing these provisions, the administration aims to level the playing field but raises concerns about the potential erosion of opportunities for underrepresented groups. This decision is part of a broader pattern in the Trump administration’s approach to diversity-related issues. Over the years, the administration has frequently criticized DEI initiatives, describing them as divisive or counterproductive. The latest directive underscores its commitment to restructuring how diversity and inclusion are addressed within federal operations. While the move is lauded by those advocating for race-neutral policies, it has sparked widespread debate about its long-term impact. Many fear it could set back efforts to build a more inclusive federal workforce, while others view it as a necessary course correction to ensure impartiality and equal opportunity. Regardless of the perspective, these changes mark a pivotal moment in how federal agencies approach diversity and equity.

Aquarius January 22, 2025
President Donald Trump ‘s administration moved Tuesday to end affirmative action in federal contracting and directed that...
Read More Read more about Federal Diversity Programs Face Major Overhaul Under New Policy Changes The Trump administration took significant steps on Tuesday to dismantle affirmative action practices within federal contracting. In a bold move, the administration announced plans to eliminate policies that prioritize diversity in federal contracts, signaling a shift toward what it described as a more “merit-based” approach. This decision reflects a broader effort to reevaluate and potentially eliminate initiatives aimed at promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across federal operations. As part of this shift, the administration ordered that all federal DEI staff be placed on paid leave. This temporary measure appears to be the first step in phasing out their roles entirely, with eventual layoffs expected. Critics argue that this decision undermines decades of progress in fostering workplace inclusivity within government agencies, while supporters claim it ensures fairness by focusing solely on qualifications and performance. The rollback of affirmative action policies in contracting could have widespread implications for businesses that rely on these programs. Many contractors, particularly those representing minority- and women-owned businesses, have historically benefited from diversity-focused initiatives. By removing these provisions, the administration aims to level the playing field but raises concerns about the potential erosion of opportunities for underrepresented groups. This decision is part of a broader pattern in the Trump administration’s approach to diversity-related issues. Over the years, the administration has frequently criticized DEI initiatives, describing them as divisive or counterproductive. The latest directive underscores its commitment to restructuring how diversity and inclusion are addressed within federal operations. While the move is lauded by those advocating for race-neutral policies, it has sparked widespread debate about its long-term impact. Many fear it could set back efforts to build a more inclusive federal workforce, while others view it as a necessary course correction to ensure impartiality and equal opportunity. Regardless of the perspective, these changes mark a pivotal moment in how federal agencies approach diversity and equity.
Trump’s State Department implemented a “One Flag Policy” policy barring government facilities and embassies from flying any other flag but the American Flag. The international embarrassment is over. 20250122_154844

Trump’s State Department implemented a “One Flag Policy” policy barring government facilities and embassies from flying any other flag but the American Flag. The international embarrassment is over.

Aquarius January 22, 2025
End of Restrictions on Flags at U.S. Embassies   Under the Trump administration, a “One Flag Policy”...
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