The U.S. Constitution

GOP Report: Biden White House Ran a Shadow Presidency, Autopen Pardons Now Void?

A fuse has just been lit under one of the most explosive questions in modern American politics: who was truly in charge during the final years of the Biden presidency? A scathing new report from the House Oversight Committee alleges a deliberate White House “cover-up” of the former...

Feds Would Rather Deport Abgrego Garcia to Africa Than Put Him on Trial in the U.S

The strange legal odyssey of one Salvadoran migrant has just taken another bizarre and constitutionally troubling turn. Federal prosecutors, who have pursued criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia with vigor, have now signaled to a judge that they would rather deport him immediately –...

Flight Delays Worsen Nationwide as Government Shutdown Leaves Air Traffic Controllers Unpaid

If you’ve been in an airport this week, you’ve felt it. The lines are longer, the departure boards are a sea of red “delayed” warnings, and a palpable tension is in the air. The partial government shutdown – for weeks a political headline from a distant Washington, D.C. – has now...

“I’d Love a Third Term.” Is It Time Americans Take Trump Seriously?

This is a story about more than just one man’s ambitions. It is a profound test of one of our republic’s most essential constitutional guardrails – the 22nd Amendment – and a sobering look at what happens when unwritten norms of presidential restraint begin to crumble. President Trump’s...

California Hands Planned Parenthood $140 Million After Trump Cuts Federal Funds. The Federalism Battle Just Went Nuclear.

California is giving Planned Parenthood $140 million to keep 109 clinics open after federal funding cuts forced closures across the state. Governor Gavin Newsom announced the bailout Thursday, making California the fourth state to replace federal Medicaid dollars that Trump’s spending bill...

Trump Announces 10% Tariff Increase on Canada Following Dispute Over Reagan Ad

An international trade dispute has just taken a bizarre and constitutionally alarming turn. The flashpoint was not a disagreement over steel quotas or lumber subsidies. It was a television commercial featuring the ghost of Ronald Reagan. In a furious social media post, President Trump has announced...

Fox Nation Patriot Awards to Debut New Honor Dedicated to the Late Charlie Kirk

An annual tradition is set to return, a glittering event celebrating American heroes – military members, first responders, and everyday citizens who embody the spirit of service. But this year’s Fox Nation Patriot Awards will carry a new and somber weight, a stark reminder of the dangerous...

Trump Again Declines to Definitively Rule Out Seeking a Third Term

Red hats appeared suddenly on the President’s desk in the Oval Office, emblazoned not with the familiar campaign slogan, but with a date: “Trump 2028.” This carefully staged visual, followed by a new round of comments from the President himself, has reignited a deeply unsettling...

Both Parties Ready to Let Food Stamps Expire in Shutdown Standoff

The lights may be off in much of the federal government, but a far more visceral and devastating consequence of Washington’s dysfunction is now just days away. As the political stalemate drags on, the funding that provides food assistance to over 40 million Americans is set to evaporate, turning...

Food Stamps Explained: How Much Does the Average Taxpayer Pay for Food Stamps?

As Washington remains locked in a bitter standoff, threatening to keep the federal government partially shut down, the political fight is about to hit home in the most visceral way possible – the grocery aisle. Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) , commonly known as...

13 Republicans Break With Leadership in Letter That Changes Shutdown Dynamics

Thirteen House Republicans just sent Speaker Mike Johnson a letter that reveals the messy constitutional reality behind this government shutdown: both parties actually want to extend enhanced Obamacare subsidies before they expire at year’s end, but they’re deadlocked over whether that should...

U.S. Marshal Shot During Immigration Raid in LA. The City Declared a State of Emergency Over Federal Operations

A U.S. Marshal and an undocumented immigrant were both shot Tuesday during an immigration enforcement operation in Los Angeles. Federal agents had surrounded and boxed in a vehicle when the driver allegedly rammed federal vehicles attempting to escape. Agents opened fire. The Marshal was struck in...

Pardoned Jan. 6 Rioter Charged With Threatening Hakeem Jeffries, Latest in Pattern of Re-Offending

Christopher Moynihan was among the first rioters to breach the Capitol on January 6, 2021. He was sentenced to 21 months in prison but didn’t serve his full term because President Trump pardoned him. Last week, he was charged with threatening to assassinate House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries,...

The 10 Most Explosive Second Amendment Cases in History

The Second Amendment contains 27 words. Those words have generated centuries of constitutional conflict, dozens of Supreme Court cases, and fundamentally different interpretations of what “the right to keep and bear arms” actually means. Some cases changed everything. Others revealed how deeply...

Author Wolff Sues Melania Trump Over His Own Epstein Claims

Author Michael Wolff sued First Lady Melania Trump on Thursday – the exact deadline her lawyers had given him to retract statements, apologize, and pay damages for claims he made about her and Jeffrey Epstein. The lawsuit isn’t really about defending what Wolff said, which even The Daily Beast...

Supreme Court Takes Aim at a New Target: Can You Own a Gun if You Use Drugs?

The battle lines over the Second Amendment are being drawn once again at the nation’s highest court. Just weeks into its new term, the Supreme Court has agreed to take up a second major gun rights case, this one involving a head-spinning constitutional question. This new case promises a profound...

Trump’s Budget Chief Is Using Creative Accounting To Protect The President’s Priorities

Another government shutdown grips Washington, a familiar spectacle of political failure. Yet beneath the surface of closed parks and delayed services, something unprecedented and constitutionally dangerous is unfolding. The executive branch, under the direction of the President’s budget chief, is...

Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Tested by Clashes and Accusations of Violations, President Vows to Get Tough if They Don’t Straighten Up

A fragile quiet hangs over Gaza, punctuated by sporadic violence and increasingly sharp accusations. The ceasefire brokered between Israel and Hamas just over a week ago is holding – barely. But reports of deadly clashes, disputes over the return of bodies, and stark warnings from both sides...

Appeals Court Gives Trump Green Light (For Now) to Send Troops into Portland Over Governor’s Objections

The standoff is stark: a President determined to send the National Guard into an American city, and a state government fighting fiercely to keep them out. This constitutional battle over the limits of federal power and state sovereignty has just taken a critical turn, as a federal appeals court...

White House East Wing Demolished for Trump’s $200 Million Ballroom, Raising Questions About Presidential Authority Over Historic Property

Excavators tore into the White House East Wing on Monday, demolishing the structure built in 1942 to hide FDR’s underground bunker during World War II. President Trump is replacing it with a $200 million, 90,000-square-foot ballroom featuring gold chandeliers, gilded Corinthian columns, and...