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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Trump admin looks to streamline permitting, lower costs to help make home ownership more attainable

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said that the landowners know better than the government how best to rebuild, and this will empower individuals and the private sector.

JUSTTHENEWS (Amanda Head) - Rand Paul’s 'Six Penny Plan' can reap big rewards with little pain on out of control spending

The plan’s passage and implementation would offer an historic opportunity to finally rein in explosive government spending, something many Americans have been demanding for decades.

JUSTTHENEWS (Jerry Dunleavy) - General McKenzie, top commander during Afghan debacle in 2021, named president of The Citadel

General Frank McKenzie, who oversaw the shambolic U.S. withdrawal and evacuation from Afghanistan, will be the next president of The Citadel.

JUSTTHENEWS (Steven Richards) - Iran’s flex of long-range ballistic missiles vindicates Trump, may change European calculus

Iran’s attempted intermediate-range ballistic missile strike at nearly 2,500 miles shows the regime’s capability to threaten Europe, a national security expert says.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Texas Lt Gov Patrick creates state Senate Select Committee on religious liberty

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Monday created a new state Senate Select Committee on Religious Liberty. The committee will hold hearings and propose legislation about religious liberty topics, which he says Americans and Texans “don’t understand.”

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Education department, seeking more transparency, starts portal disclosing foreign funding

“America’s taxpayer-funded colleges and universities have both a moral and legal obligation to be fully transparent with the U.S. government and the American people about their foreign financial relationships,” U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Supreme Court hears mail-in ballot case, whether ballots received after Election Day should count

Nineteen states and the District of Columbia filed a brief to the Supreme Court that argued states should have the ability to set rules over the receipt of ballots. The states said mail-in ballot deadlines give voters an opportunity to cast their ballots.