Author: Eleanor Stratton

Can the President Ban a Medical Procedure the States Have Legalized? 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…

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 from the grim reality of assassination attempts,…

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 across the country. But a judge…

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 for years in the United States, caught…

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 Senate. This chaotic standoff is more than…

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 case, which centers on the deportation…

The chaotic and politically explosive saga of the Jeffrey Epstein files has entered a new and constitutionally significant phase. In a rare convergence, all three branches of the United States government are now actively and publicly in conflict over the case. The executive branch is attempting to control the narrative, the judicial branch is pushing…

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 promises. At the center of this debate is a…

As the man who admitted to the brutal murders of four Idaho college students awaits his final sentence, the case has taken a stunning turn, drawing public comment from the most powerful office in the world. President Donald Trump has weighed in on the controversial plea deal for Bryan Kohberger. But his statement does more…