Politics – Spreely News

Universities Must Stop Students Exploiting Disability Accommodations

David Gregoire February 9, 2026

College campuses are facing a practical problem: a rising number of students are registering as disabled to get perks like extra time and single rooms, and that trend is triggering a fight over fairness and

GOP Voters Abandon Texas Rep Gonzales After Staffer Self-Immolation

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

Voters in Texas’s 23rd District are rethinking a Republican incumbent after disturbing new details emerged about an alleged office affair and the tragic death of a staffer who set herself on fire. A series of

Democrats Deploy Obama, Strategy Fails To Sway Voters

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

Democrats keep bringing Barack Obama into tight races, betting his name will pull voters to the polls, but the strategy looks stale and one-sided. This piece argues that Obama’s star power energizes the Democratic base

Trump Administration Partially Funds SNAP After Democrats Block Funding

Dan Veld November 3, 2025

The Trump administration has stepped in to partially cover SNAP benefits while the government shutdown grinds on, following court orders that forced use of an emergency pot of money and sparking a fresh push to

Trump Orders Nuclear Tests, Strengthens American Deterrence

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

President Donald Trump pushed back hard on critics after ordering a restart of U.S. nuclear testing, arguing America cannot be the only major power sitting out while rivals modernize their arsenals. He framed the move

Trump Admin Secures Limited SNAP Funding After Obama Judges Ruling

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

The White House moved to partially restore SNAP benefits after federal judges ordered emergency funding, a politically charged fix that highlights legal limits and the real human costs of the ongoing shutdown. The move answers

Liberal Party Allows Over 100 Christian Churches to Be Vandalized

Erica Carlin November 3, 2025

The Liberal Party has presided over a country in which over 100 Christian churches have been vandalized or burned to the ground in the past five years, and this article argues that political leadership, law

Government Shutdown Nears 35-Day Record, Republicans Stand Firm

Dan Veld November 3, 2025

The Senate standoff has pushed the federal government toward a record-breaking closure, and Republicans are being pushed to decide whether to force change in the rules to reopen the government and protect vital programs. This

Poll Finds Young Americans Justify Political Violence, Threaten Order

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

A new national survey shows a worrying shift: a sizable slice of younger Americans now say political violence can be justified. The results arrive as real attacks and threats have spiked, including the assassination of

Ernst Warns GSA Could Default On Federal Leases During Shutdown

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

Sen. Joni Ernst sent a blunt letter to the acting GSA chief warning that the government shutdown risks defaulting on thousands of federal building leases, and she demanded answers about costs, vacancies, and long-term damage

Trump Wins Praise For Bold Middle East Diplomacy, Hostage Release

David Gregoire November 3, 2025

Bill Maher surprised a lot of people by praising President Trump’s Middle East approach, saying Trump refused to play the “even-steven” game other presidents did and instead picked a clear side. Maher credited Trump with

Trump Presses AG Bondi to Hold DOJ Accountable and Announces Lindsey Halligan as Eastern District US Attorney Nominee

Brittany Mays September 21, 2025

Trump Urges Bondi to Act, Names Nominee He Says Will Deliver Justice President Donald Trump used Truth Social to press Attorney General Pam Bondi to take decisive action in multiple cases he believes have been

Former Trump National Security Adviser Mike Waltz Confirmed as US Ambassador to United Nations in 47-43 Senate Vote

David Gregoire September 21, 2025

Mike Waltz Confirmed to the U.N.: A Clear Turn Toward American Assertiveness The Senate confirmed Mike Waltz, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations on Friday

CDC Monarez Senate Testimony Exposes Effort to Block Childhood Vaccine Schedule Reforms

Brittany Mays September 21, 2025

The Monarez Senate Testimony and the Ploy to Derail Changes to the Childhood Vaccine Schedule The news cycle was noisy, and Susan Monarez’s Senate testimony got buried under bigger headlines. But what happened in that

White House Press Secretary Leavitt Receives Secret Service Protection After Charlie Kirk Assassination

Erica Carlin September 21, 2025

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has been placed under Secret Service protection, according to media reports citing anonymous sources. The move follows the assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, which heightened alarm about

Scott Bessent Tells Bill Pulte: ‘I’ll Punch You in the Face’

Doug Goldsmith September 9, 2025

Last week, tensions flared up in Washington, D.C., as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte found themselves in a heated argument. The altercation took place at the upscale Executive

Trump Administration Ready To Close Education Department

Kevin Parker September 9, 2025

The Department of Education has unveiled a new initiative aimed at transforming federal workforce development. This move includes the transfer of responsibilities and funds to the Department of Labor, marking a significant shift in how

Trump Warns Chicago of Deportations, Federal Action, and Possible Deployment of Department of War

David Gregoire September 9, 2025

President Donald Trump has once again stirred the pot with his bold statements about deploying National Guard troops to Chicago. On September 6, he shared a meme on his Truth Social platform that not only

FBI Investigates Possible Interference by Its Agents in Politically Sensitive Cases

Doug Goldsmith September 8, 2025

The FBI is delving into some troubling matters that could shake things up in Washington. They’re investigating whether their own agents or leaders might have hindered criminal or congressional probes into political heavyweights like Hillary

Patel: FBI Prevents Potential Preschool Massacre, Calls it ‘Unacceptable Cowardice’

Brittany Mays September 8, 2025

FBI Director Kash Patel recently announced a significant intervention by his agents. They successfully prevented a potential tragedy by arresting Zachary Charles Newell, a North Carolina resident. Newell, 25, allegedly threatened online to attack a

Media Blames Republicans for Washington’s Shutdown Scams

Eric Thompson September 6, 2025

NFL fans eagerly anticipate the Super Bowl, NASCAR enthusiasts look forward to Daytona, and for Major League Baseball, the pinnacle is the World Series. Meanwhile, the rest of America is treated to the never-ending drama

Speaker Johnson Claims Trump Was an FBI Informant Against Epstein

Daniel Calhoun September 6, 2025

Congress is back in action, and the buzz around the Epstein case is growing louder. Speaker Mike Johnson from Louisiana dropped a bombshell in an interview, revealing that Trump’s disdain for Epstein isn’t new. According

Hegseth Dismisses Navy Commander, Medical Director Over Transgender Healthcare at California Naval Center

Darnell Thompkins September 5, 2025

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently made headlines by dismissing Janelle Marra, a Navy Commander and medical director for transgender healthcare at a California naval center. Marra, who began her service through the Health Professions Scholarship

Trump Claims Video of Object Thrown from White House Window is ‘A.I. Generated’

Eric Thompson September 5, 2025

Questions have been swirling around a peculiar video that seems to show an object being thrown from a window at the White House. President Donald Trump, however, swiftly dismissed the footage, indicating that it was

JFK’s Grandson Considers Running for Nadler’s Vacant Congressional Seat

Kevin Parker September 4, 2025

Jack Schlossberg, grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, is considering a run for the soon-to-be-vacant congressional seat of Rep. Jerry Nadler in New York. Schlossberg, at 32, expressed to The New York Times that

AOC Criticizes Jeffries, Schumer for Delaying Endorsement of Socialist Mamdani

Dan Veld September 4, 2025

In an intriguing turn of events, Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has expressed dissatisfaction with her party’s leadership. The issue at hand is their apparent reluctance to endorse Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee in

Judge Rules Trump Illegally Blocked Billions to Harvard University

Karen Givens September 4, 2025

A federal judge recently determined that the Trump Administration breached legal boundaries by withholding $2 billion in federal grants from Harvard University. This decision was linked to the university’s management of antisemitism issues on its

Judge Considers Request to Halt Trump’s Firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook

Daniel Calhoun September 4, 2025

U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb announced she would consider a request to halt President Donald Trump’s decision to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This move comes after Trump demanded Cook’s resignation following allegations by

Putin, Kim Jong Un, and Xi Unite in China for ‘Victory Day’ Military Parade

Karen Givens September 4, 2025

Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and Chinese President Xi Jinping gathered in Beijing for China’s “Victory Day” parade. This event celebrated Japan’s surrender in World War II. Their meeting followed

In China, Putin Praises Trump’s Peace Efforts, Warns Kiev to Negotiate or Russia Will End War by Force

Darnell Thompkins September 4, 2025

Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded his four-day visit to China, where he engaged in key meetings at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Tianjin and attended a significant military parade in Beijing commemorating the end of

Alan Dershowitz Predicts Supreme Court Decision on Trump’s Plan to Deport Gang Members

Brittany Mays September 4, 2025

Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz shared his views on Newsmax, stating that the Supreme Court is likely to support the Trump administration’s deportation efforts against foreign gang members. A recent ruling by a divided

Tim Walz Caught on Video Allegedly Wishing for Trump’s Death

Karen Givens September 4, 2025

Rumors about President Trump’s health have been swirling online, spurred by his brief absence from public view. Leftist commentators eagerly spread these whispers, delighted at the thought of his potential downfall. Their excitement was fueled

Trump Administration Converts Notorious State Prison into Expanded ICE Detention Facility

Karen Givens September 4, 2025

The Trump administration has been busy with its immigration policies, and now it’s making headlines once again by expanding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities. After opening new centers in states like Florida, Indiana,

Airbnb Cofounder Joe Gebbia Leaves Democrats, Supports Trump

Brittany Mays September 4, 2025

Joe Gebbia, who is widely recognized for co-founding Airbnb, has made headlines not for his entrepreneurial achievements but for his political shift. The lifelong Democrat has recently expressed his support for President Donald Trump, citing

Gov. Greg Abbott Approves New Texas Redistricting Map Boosting GOP Advantage

Kevin Parker September 4, 2025

Texas Governor Greg Abbott made a bold move on August 29 by signing a bill that could change the political landscape significantly. The bill focuses on redrawing district maps to favor Republicans, with the aim

Scott Presler Warns GOP of Potential November Loss

Erica Carlin September 3, 2025

Scott Presler is raising a red flag for Republicans, emphasizing that a strategic overhaul is urgently needed. He delivered this sobering message through a late-night video. “I’m not here to bring you a happy video.