Articles by Eleanor Stratton
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Former White House Aide Warns Trump Has No Intention To Leave White House In 2028
“Do you know anybody who builds a $200 million ballroom onto their house and moves out in three and a half years?” This was the provocative question posed by former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci in a stark warning to Wall Street and the nation. This is not a literal...
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Trump’s Oldest Rival Just Made Him an Offer He Might Not Be Able to Refuse
On the eve of the President’s high-stakes summit with Vladimir Putin, a challenge was issued from the most unlikely of sources. It came not from a friendly ally or a Republican senator, but from his fiercest political rival from the 2016 election. In a stunning and politically shrewd move, former...
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D.C. Attorney General Files Lawsuit to Block Trump’s Federal Takeover of City Police Force
The nation’s capital, already patrolled by National Guard troops, is now the center of a high-stakes constitutional showdown. The District of Columbia’s Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against the President of the United States, seeking an emergency court order to block his federal...
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Trump’s Ultimatum to Putin on Eve of Summit: “I Would Walk” if Peace Talks Go Badly
As Air Force One streaks toward Alaska, the President of the United States is preparing for a historic, high-stakes summit with his Russian counterpart to determine the fate of the war in Ukraine. In a candid interview from his plane, President Trump has laid down a stark, personal ultimatum for...
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“America First” Win for Trump Administration In Stunning Court Victory
A federal appeals court has handed the Trump administration a major victory, ruling that the President can withhold nearly $2 billion in foreign aid funds that were lawfully appropriated by Congress. This is not a simple ruling on a funding dispute. It is a decision that effectively guts a...
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Ukraine Sidelined: Trump and Putin to Hold High-Stakes Peace Summit Without Zelenskyy
The President of the United States and the President of Russia are set to meet in Alaska on Friday to discuss the fate of Ukraine. The most significant detail of this high-stakes summit, however, is not who will be in the room, but who will be absent. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not...
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The President’s Flirtation with a Third Term and the 22nd Amendment
President Trump this week once again teased the possibility of seeking a third term in office. In an interview, he said he “probably” would not run again, but immediately added, “I’d like to run.” This comment is the latest in a long series of “jokes,” musings, and suggestions that he...
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The “Constitutional Catch-22” Tearing America Apart as SCOTUS Punts on Racial Gerrymandering
The Supreme Court has punted. In a major Louisiana redistricting case that could redefine the rules for drawing congressional maps, the justices have declined to issue a ruling, instead ordering new arguments for their next term. This is not a simple delay; it is a sign of the Court’s deep...
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Fort Stewart Shooting Reveals a Parallel World of Military Justice Most Americans Never See
The nation was shocked this week by the news of a shooting at Fort Stewart, a major Army base in Georgia, where a sergeant allegedly opened fire on five of his fellow soldiers. As the victims recover and the President vows that the perpetrator “will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the...
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Trump Unleashes Federal “Takeover” of D.C. as Dem Mayors Warn of a “Power Grab” Coming to Their Cities
The image is stark and constitutionally significant: National Guard troops are arriving in the nation’s capital, not to repel a foreign invader, but as part of a presidential “takeover” of the city’s policing functions. Citing a crime crisis that statistics show does not exist, President...
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Attorney General Bondi Orders Grand Jury Probe into Obama Officials Following DNI Gabbard’s Criminal Referral
Attorney General Pam Bondi has ordered federal prosecutors to convene a grand jury to investigate top intelligence officials of the Obama administration for their role in the 2016 Russia probe. This decision, acting on a criminal referral from the Director of National Intelligence, crosses a...
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Blue States Sue Trump, Accusing His DOJ of a “Cruel Harassment Campaign”
More than a dozen states, led by New York, have filed a major federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to block its aggressive new campaign against sex change procedures and treatments for minors. This legal battle is not merely another front in the culture war; it is a fundamental...
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Trump Tells Schumer to ‘GO TO HELL,’ Refuses to Trade Nominees for Billions in Democrat Spending
Just hours before the Senate was set to leave Washington for its August recess, a high-stakes deal to confirm dozens of government officials dramatically imploded. The negotiations were not broken by the senators in the room, but by a fiery, all-caps social media post from the President himself,...
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration, Puts Taxpayer Dollars at Risk
A single federal judge has thrown up a nationwide roadblock in front of one of the Trump administration’s most sought-after policy goals. A new law, passed just weeks ago as part of the “one big beautiful bill,” aimed to cut off all federal Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood clinics...
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Presidential Protection Escalates With New Vehicle Built After Assassination Attempt
It rolls across the manicured greens of a Scottish golf course in the President’s wake: a large, all-black, heavily armored vehicle, nicknamed “Golf Force One” by the media. This is not a curiosity. It is a deeply sobering symbol of the modern American presidency. This mobile fortress, born...
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Huge Congress Breakthrough for New Era of Amazon & Walmart Deliveries
Imagine a future where a prescription from your pharmacy is delivered to your doorstep in 20 minutes, where a lost hiker is found in record time, and where critical infrastructure is inspected safely and efficiently from the air. This future, powered by commercial drone technology, has been stalled...
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Boasberg Threatens DOJ Over Deportations of Illegal Alien Enemies
A federal judge who once compared the Trump administration’s actions to a Franz Kafka novel is about to step back into the ring. This Thursday, a hearing in his Washington, D.C. courtroom will revive one of the most explosive legal and constitutional battles of the President’s second term. The...
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Standoff in New Jersey as DOJ and Federal Judges Clash Over U.S. Attorney Appointment
As of this weekend, it is unclear who is in charge of the powerful U.S. Attorney’s office for the District of New Jersey. An interim prosecutor’s term is expiring, her court-appointed successor was just fired by the Attorney General, and the President’s permanent choice is blocked in the...
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How Trump’s Agenda Mysteriously Aligns with a Radical Blueprint
The first six months of the new presidential administration have been defined by a rapid-fire series of executive orders and sweeping policy changes. To many observers, these actions appear to be part of a grand strategy. To others, they are simply the fulfillment of long-held conservative...
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