Category: News

On the coast of Maine, an oyster farmer and combat veteran has launched a campaign for the U.S. Senate, seeking to unseat a long-serving incumbent. This race is more than just another high-stakes political contest for the 2026 midterms. It is a fascinating and crucial test of a core constitutional principle. The unfolding battle in…

In a major escalation of its crackdown on immigrant access to public benefits, the Trump administration has begun sending monthly reports to every state in the nation, identifying individuals on public health insurance whose legal status the federal government cannot verify. The directive to the states is clear: investigate and remove them. This new initiative,…

Just a few weeks ago, they were champions of reform, praising California’s model of taking map-drawing “out of the hands of an elected body.” Today, those same lawmakers are supporting a plan to do the exact opposite. A political firestorm has erupted in California as Democrats, in a retaliatory strike against Texas Republicans, are moving…

The Supreme Court, the First Amendment, and the Coming War Over Internet Speech In a cryptic, unsigned order from its “shadow docket,” the Supreme Court has refused to block a sweeping new Mississippi law designed to police social media to protect children. But in a stunning twist, Justice Brett Kavanaugh sent a powerful and contradictory…

With a simple sports metaphor posted to social media, the President of the United States may have just signaled a dramatic and perilous escalation in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Declaring that a team cannot win by “only playing defense,” he has publicly questioned the long-standing American policy that has forbidden Ukraine from using…

For months, it was one of the largest financial penalties ever levied against an individual in American history – a judgment of nearly half a billion dollars against a sitting President in a New York civil fraud case. Now, in a stunning reversal, a New York appellate court has thrown that penalty out. The court’s…

The United States government has just instituted a new and powerful test for those who wish to join our country. It is not a test of skill, or family connection, or the need for refuge. It is a test of ideology. In a sweeping new policy directive, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has instructed…

On the floor of the Texas House of Representatives this week, a dramatic attempt was made to attach the explosive national controversy over the Jeffrey Epstein files to a must-pass redistricting bill. The effort was shut down not by a dramatic floor vote, but by a quiet, powerful, and rarely discussed tool of legislative governance:…

For the third time, a federal judge has slammed the door on the Trump administration’s attempt to unseal secret grand jury records in the Jeffrey Epstein case. This series of judicial rebukes is not a conspiracy to hide the truth. It is a powerful and unified stand by the judicial branch to protect the integrity…

The political and legal wars over the 2016 election are far from over. A new and constitutionally troubling front has just opened in this long battle. A government watchdog group has filed a formal ethics complaint with the Arkansas Bar, seeking to investigate and potentially disbar former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her role…