Author: Charlotte Greene

The Trump administration has secured a significant legal victory in its effort to maintain a military presence in the nation’s capital. A federal appeals court ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the President likely has the authority to keep National Guard troops deployed in Washington, D.C., indefinitely pausing a lower court order that would have forced…

It is a rare moment in Washington when the procedural machinery of the House of Representatives completely breaks down in public view. On Wednesday morning, just hours before a scheduled vote on the Republican health care package, four moderate GOP lawmakers crossed the aisle to sign a discharge petition—a “nuclear option” in legislative maneuvering. By…

The House Oversight Committee’s investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein scandal has taken a dramatic and potentially historic turn. Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has issued a blunt ultimatum to former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: show up in person next month, or face contempt of Congress. This escalation marks a significant…

In a breach of presidential norms that has unsettled even some of his staunchest allies, President Donald Trump has doubled down on his attacks against Hollywood director Rob Reiner, just days after Reiner and his wife were found murdered in their Los Angeles home. When offered a chance by reporters to soften his rhetoric or…

It was the buzzword that took Washington by storm earlier this year: DOGE. The “Department of Government Efficiency,” led by billionaire Elon Musk, promised to revolutionize the federal government, slash trillions in spending, and dismantle the bureaucracy. But as Musk’s tenure ended and the headlines faded, the massive national debt kept growing. Now, a group…

In a hushed and packed courtroom on Monday, the Supreme Court appeared ready to unravel nearly a century of American governance. During intense oral arguments in a case that could redefine the balance of power in Washington, the Court’s conservative supermajority signaled deep skepticism about the independence of federal agencies like the Federal Trade Commission…

The most persistent political battle of the last 15 years has returned to Washington, and this time, there is a hard deadline attached. With emergency subsidies for the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) set to expire at the end of the month, the Republican majority is facing a critical choice: extend the funding they have long…

In a Sunday morning social media barrage, President Donald Trump lashed out at a congressman he had pardoned just days earlier. The target was Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar, and the crime, according to the President, was a profound “lack of LOYALTY.” This public rebuke peels back the curtain on the often transactional nature of presidential…

In a pair of votes that exposed deep divisions over national security and education, the House of Representatives has passed legislation aimed at rooting out Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence in American classrooms. While the bills attracted significant bipartisan support, they also triggered a fierce backlash from Democratic leadership. More than 160 Democrats voted “no,”…

The American economy has reached a strange and unsettling tipping point. In a nation where the stock market is booming and unemployment is low, a new and visible trend is emerging in retail aisles across the country: the wealthy are shopping at the dollar store. This shift is more than just a quirky consumer habit.…