Kristina Becvar

6 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Kristina Becvar |David L. Nevins

By Kristina Becvar and David L. Nevins, The Fulcrum This immediately caught my attention. Brooks is not a great fan of President Donald Trump, to say the least, yet, he conceded that the administration exudes relentless energy, noting "I don't know which cliché to throw at you, but it is flooding the zone, firing on all cylinders, moving rapidly on all fronts at once. It is operating at a tremendous tempo, taking the initiative in one sphere after another."

6 days ago | leadertelegram.com | Kristina Becvar |David L. Nevins

New York Times Opinion Columnist David Brooks recently published a column with a title pointing to “ Trump’s Single Stroke of Genius.”This immediately caught my attention. Brooks is not a great fan of President Donald Trump, to say the least, yet, he conceded that the administration exudes relentless energy, noting “I don’t know which cliché to throw at you, but it is flooding the zone, firing on all cylinders, moving rapidly on all fronts at once.

6 days ago | arcamax.com | Kristina Becvar |David L. Nevins

New York Times Opinion Columnist David Brooks recently published a column with a title pointing to “Trump’s Single Stroke of Genius.”This immediately caught my attention. Brooks is not a great fan of President Donald Trump, to say the least, yet, he conceded that the administration exudes relentless energy, noting “I don’t know which cliché to throw at you, but it is flooding the zone, firing on all cylinders, moving rapidly on all fronts at once.

6 days ago | dailygazette.com | Kristina Becvar |David L. Nevins

New York Times Opinion Columnist David Brooks recently published a column with a title pointing to “Trump’s Single Stroke of Genius.”This immediately caught my attention. Brooks is not a great fan of President Donald Trump, to say the least, yet, he conceded that the administration exudes relentless energy, noting “I don’t know which cliché to throw at you, but it is flooding the zone, firing on all cylinders, moving rapidly on all fronts at once.

1 week ago | thefulcrum.us | Kristina Becvar

How many employees were laid off from the FAA due to DOGE budget cuts? In February 2025, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) laid off approximately 400 employees as part of federal workforce reductions initiated by the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).