Category: News

One of President Trump’s most prominent and powerful allies on Capitol Hill has issued a blistering critique of her own party, signaling a looming civil war within the GOP ahead of a critical government funding deadline. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, is expressing “extreme frustration” with what she calls the “tone-deaf attitude” of…

A new report from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has laid bare the stark consequences of the President’s recently signed “megabill”: an estimated 2.4 million Americans are projected to lose their food stamp benefits. This is not a minor statistical change; it is the result of a deliberate and fundamental shift in America’s social…

For three years, a high school teacher in one of the nation’s most affluent school districts tried to sound the alarm. She claims a school employee was secretly helping vulnerable, immigrant students obtain and pay for abortions. And for three years, she says, her warnings were ignored, and she was met with retaliation. Now, her…

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 been invited.…

A President Does Not “Allow” a Lawsuit: A Threat to the Rule of Law In his escalating war on the independence of the Federal Reserve, President Trump has unveiled a new and constitutionally dangerous tactic. He announced on Tuesday that he is “considering allowing a major lawsuit against [Fed Chair Jerome] Powell to proceed,” citing…

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 Trump has asserted direct federal control over Washington, D.C., and…

The sight is as jarring as it is constitutionally significant: FBI agents are now patrolling the streets of the nation’s capital, not to investigate a major federal crime, but to run license plates alongside local D.C. police. This “surge” of federal law enforcement, and President Trump’s accompanying threat of a full “federal takeover” of Washington,…

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 law,” this…

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 struggle with a seemingly unsolvable…

While the nation’s attention has been focused elsewhere, a series of federal court rulings and new political initiatives have quietly created fertile ground for the resurgence of “conversion therapy.” This is not a debate happening in the abstract; it is a real-world consequence of a shifting legal landscape. The result is a new constitutional battleground.…