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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqtA5r3Rwts As President Trump wraps up his second week in office, Senate Republicans have worked overtime to confirm his cabinet picks as quickly as possible. This week, we moved Health and Human Services Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , Commerce Secretary nominee Howard Lutnick , and FBI director nominee Kash Patel forward in the confirmation process. President Trump has picked an exemplary cabinet, and the American people have spoken : they want to see real change in our institutions. I look forward to voting for all of these nominees and putting our 47th President’s team fully in place.  Weekly Rundown   Tennessean Roddie Edmonds’ bravery saved the lives of hundreds of Jewish-American soldiers during World War II, and his valor deserves official commendation. On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, I introduced the Master Serge...

'There Were 503 Lapses': Kris Kobach Breaks Down Consequences of Hiring DEI in Aviation     January 31 2025     NEWS Texas School Faces Fallout Over Hidden Camera Footage on Transgender Sports Ban By R.E. Wermus Texas law requires student athletes to compete on teams that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate. More NEWS 'There Were 503 Lapses': Kris Kobach Breaks Down Consequences of Hiring DEI in Aviation By Mariane Angela The Kansas attorney general discusses an "alarming shift toward DEI hiring, diversity inclusion, race-based hiring." More ...

Plus: The Two Competing Democratic Parties, Exclusive: Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson to Drop CNN Lawsuit Over 'Black Nazi' Story, Retire from Politics, and more   TODAY'S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY January 31, 2025   EDITOR'S PICKS      The Great Discombobulation Democrats will adjust as the sound-bite age fades into history. But it will be difficult. Michael Brendan Dougherty  >       Unlocked for you.     The Two Competing Democratic Parties The off-ramp is clear. It's a wonder that more Democrats don't just take it. Noah Rothman   >   Exclusive: Former North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson to Drop CNN Lawsuit Over 'Black Nazi' Story, Retire from Politics Robinson told National Review that 'continuing to pursue retribution from CNN is a futile effort.' Audrey Fahlberg  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS .   NEW O...