President Donald J. Trump and business titan Elon Musk are making history again by floating the idea of ‘DOGE dividends,’ a bold financial move that could reshape how Americans benefit from a booming economy. The idea, which originated from a 30-year-old investor’s dream and caught the attention of Musk on X (formerly Twitter), has gained traction among supporters of free-market innovation.
Meanwhile, Trump continues his America First agenda by cutting 2,000 unnecessary positions at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and putting most overseas staff on leave. USAID, long criticized for wasting taxpayer money on globalist projects, is now being reined in after years of unchecked spending. A federal judge, Carl Nichols – appointed by Trump – upheld the administration’s right to strip bloated government programs of unnecessary funding.
Despite the liberal media’s hysteria, Trump has ensured that overseas USAID employees remain safe, granting access to diplomatic resources, emergency communications, and voluntary return travel. Critics whine about blanket layoffs, but Trump and Musk are prioritizing Americans, cutting wasteful foreign aid while redirecting resources back home.
