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At CPAC 2025, social conservatives emphasized moving from defense to offense in cultural and policy initiatives following Republican victories. Focusing on gender ideology and family values, key figures applauded Trump’s influence in energizing religious voters and called for legislative actions to protect these priorities amid societal challenges.
Published on Mar 4
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Kash Patel's confirmation as FBI Director has sparked controversy, highlighting deep divisions within the U.S. Senate. Patel's past criticisms of the FBI, his refusal to acknowledge the 2020 election results, and his rhetoric on January 6 are central to the debate. He pledges to rebuild trust in the FBI while facing skepticism from some lawmakers.
Published on Feb 8
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BJP secured a strong victory in Delhi's 2025 Assembly elections, heavily reminiscent of Arvind Kejriwal’s 2013 success. The party harnessed national sentiment, focused on urban issues, reversed anti-incumbency, and addressed opposition weaknesses. This victory spotlights a shift in Delhi's political balance.
Published on Feb 8
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In the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party clinched a remarkable fourth consecutive win, securing 48 seats and setting a new record. Despite BJP's gain of 19 seats, AAP's Arvind Kejriwal lost to BJP's Parvesh Verma. With a turnout of 60.54%, Congress failed to secure any seats, drawing attention to its ongoing decline.
Published on Jan 31
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Kash Patel, President Trump's pick for FBI director, faces rigorous examination over his adherence to protocol and loyalty to Trump. During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, concerns were raised about Patel's conduct on the National Security Council and his potential impartiality as FBI director. Allegations of protocol breaches, especially his commentary on a Yemen operation, were denied by Patel, who maintains a proven government track record. The discussion underscores unresolved tensions between political affiliations and national law enforcement leadership.
Published on Jan 26
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Pete Hegseth was sworn in as the 29th Secretary of Defense after a contentious vote that ended in a tie, requiring the Vice President's decisive input. His background as a Fox News host and combat veteran is both a point of interest and contention. While Hegseth pledges to revitalize the military with a focus on deterrence, his past behavior and views have raised eyebrows across the political spectrum.