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DHS Taps $20 Million in Taxpayer Funds for Pro-Trump Advertising Campaign

The Department of Homeland Security has committed $20 million in taxpayer funds to a television and streaming advertising campaign featuring President Donald Trump. The spending is drawing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans, who question whether the ads violate federal restrictions on political propaganda.

Experts Question the White House’s Defense of Taxpayer-Funded Ads

The White House has defended three taxpayer-funded advertisements featuring...

UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Welcomes Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon Kevin T. Schauer, MD

Expanding Pediatric Orthopaedic & Joint Preservation Care in WNY BUFFALO,...

The worst thing Trump has done so far

About two and a half months ago, I wrote a piece about what foreign aid might look like in the second Trump term. Reading...

Why some immigrants want fewer immigrants

The first few weeks of Donald Trump’s second presidency have put Democrats in a frustrating bind. He’s thrown so much at them (and at the...

Trump’s attack on the FBI

Welcome to The Logoff. Today’s edition is about Donald Trump’s efforts to purge the Federal Bureau of Investigation of his perceived enemies — a power...

Is Trump’s trade war with Mexico and Canada over?

Donald Trump has incoherent and unhinged beliefs about trade policy.   He also has a penchant for pretending to be a “crazy guy” for the sake...

What Trump and Musk are doing could change the American system forever

Things that, just a few years ago, would have been thought impossible in the American system of government are now happening. Donald Trump is asserting...

One reason it’s harder to escape poverty in America

The classic promise of the American dream is that no matter where you grew up, no matter how poor you were as a kid,...

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DHS Taps $20 Million in Taxpayer Funds for Pro-Trump Advertising Campaign

The Department of Homeland Security has committed $20 million in taxpayer funds to a television and streaming advertising campaign featuring President Donald Trump. The spending is drawing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans, who question whether the ads violate federal restrictions on political propaganda.

Experts Question the White House’s Defense of Taxpayer-Funded Ads

The White House has defended three taxpayer-funded advertisements featuring...

UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Welcomes Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon Kevin T. Schauer, MD

Expanding Pediatric Orthopaedic & Joint Preservation Care in WNY BUFFALO,...

Mayor Sean Ryan issues statement on Common Council data center resolution

Mayor Sean Ryan says he supports the Responsible Data Center Development Act and is reviewing the Common Council's data center resolution with Corporation Counsel before deciding how to proceed.