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Trump Declares War on the States to Save AI: “We Will Not Have 50 Rulebooks for the Future.”

The next great battle over American federalism will not be fought over healthcare or immigration, but over the code that will run our future. In a forceful late-night statement, President Trump has declared his intention to wipe away a growing thicket of state-level artificial intelligence...

Trump Defends Justices Alito and Thomas, Dismissing Calls for Early Retirement Ahead of Midterms

The quietest, most high-stakes conversation in Washington is not happening on the floor of the Senate, but in its cloakrooms. A growing chorus of Republicans is urging the two oldest conservative Supreme Court justices to step down while their party still holds the power to replace them. But in a...

Obamacare on the Chopping Block: GOP Patriots Fight to End the $30 Billion Bailout Before It Bankrupts America

The most persistent political battle of the last 15 years has returned to Washington, and this time, there is a hard deadline attached. With emergency subsidies for the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) set to expire at the end of the month, the Republican majority is facing a critical choice: extend...

Luck Of The Draw? GOP Accuses One Federal Judge of “Hoarding” Trump Cases

In the eyes of some Republicans, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has become the face of the “activist judiciary.” As the judge presiding over a series of high-profile cases involving the Trump administration—from migrant deportations to secret messaging apps—he has found himself in the...

As Affordability Crisis Deepens Millionaires Are Suddenly Shopping at Dollar Tree

The American economy has reached a strange and unsettling tipping point. In a nation where the stock market is booming and unemployment is low, a new and visible trend is emerging in retail aisles across the country: the wealthy are shopping at the dollar store. This shift is more than just a...

Congress Cracks Down on ‘Foreign Influence’ in Schools, But At What Cost?

In a pair of votes that exposed deep divisions over national security and education, the House of Representatives has passed legislation aimed at rooting out Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence in American classrooms. While the bills attracted significant bipartisan support, they also triggered...

Trump Criticizes Rep. Henry Cuellar After Pardoning Him

In a Sunday morning social media barrage, President Donald Trump lashed out at a congressman he had pardoned just days earlier. The target was Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar , and the crime, according to the President, was a profound “lack of LOYALTY.” This public rebuke peels back the curtain on...

University of Delaware Student Arrested with Arsenal and Manifesto to Kill Police

A routine traffic stop in a darkened public park has uncovered what prosecutors describe as a chilling and well-advanced plot to attack a university police department. Luqmaan Khan , a 25-year-old student at the University of Delaware, is now in federal custody after police allegedly found a cache...

The Australian Retirement Model Trump’s Considering: Mandatory Savings vs. American Choice

President Trump said Tuesday his administration is “looking very seriously” at adopting an Australian-style retirement system for America. “It’s a good plan. It’s worked out very well,” he told reporters at the White House. The Australian model – called “superannuation” –...

Can Donald Trump Undo Biden’s Autopen Measures?

Trump just announced that every document Biden signed with an autopen machine – pardons, executive orders, contracts, the whole stack – is “null, void, and of no further force or effect.” Not through a legal filing. Not through executive action. Through a Truth Social post that reads like a...

Why the President Is Fighting to Hide the Evidence of His Own Indictment

The White House often boasts that Donald Trump is the “most transparent president in history.” Yet, a growing list of sensitive records — from tax returns to the Jeffrey Epstein files — remains locked away. Now, a new and significant item has been added to that secret list: the final report...

Federal Judge Reverses Course On January 6 Defendants Pardoned by Trump

What began as a review triggered by President Trump’s pardons quickly turned into a deeper examination of how far executive clemency can reach – and what, if anything, the courts must do in response. As the judge dug back into the record, a far more complicated question emerged: when a...

5 Years of Mystery, Trump’s FBI Claims to Capture the Jan. 6 Pipe Bomber

For nearly five years, a ghostly figure in a grey hoodie has haunted the narrative of January 6th. The placement of live pipe bombs outside the headquarters of both major political parties the night before the Capitol riot remained the FBI’s most glaring unsolved case, a source of endless...

The Dual Citizenship Ban That Would Force Millions To Pick A Country

Senator Bernie Moreno wants every American with foreign citizenship to choose: Keep U.S. citizenship and renounce the other country, or keep the foreign citizenship and automatically lose American status. His “Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025” gives dual citizens one year to decide. Those who...

Trump’s Lawyer-Turned-Prosecutor Just Lost In Court

A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Alina Habba – Trump’s former personal lawyer turned New Jersey U.S. Attorney – is unlawfully serving in that role. The unanimous decision from three judges said the administration’s appointment strategy would “effectively permit anyone to fill the...

Pentagon Watchdog Finds Hegseth’s Use of Signal for Houthi Strike Created Operational Risks

A Pentagon Inspector General report has confirmed a detail that sounds like it belongs in a political satire, not a national security briefing: plans for a U.S. military strike were being discussed in a group chat that accidentally included the editor of The Atlantic . But the conclusions of the...

“I’m a Woman Too”: AG Bondi Laughs Off Discrimination Suit as DOJ Purges 100 Immigration Judges

In a Cabinet meeting designed to showcase the administration’s legal victories, the Attorney General took a moment to deliver a sharp, personal rebuttal to a lawsuit filed by one of her former employees. The quip drew laughter from the room, but it belies a much deeper and more contentious...

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests in Colorado, Citing Lack of Flight Risk

A federal judge in Colorado has issued a sweeping order that could fundamentally reshape how immigration agents operate in the state. In a direct challenge to the Trump administration’s enforcement tactics, U.S. District Senior Judge R. Brooke Jackson ruled on Tuesday that ICE agents cannot...

Press Secretary Leavitt’s Family Member Detained by ICE, Facing Deportation

Her detention is more than a sensational headline. It is a vivid illustration of the administration’s “zero tolerance” approach, signaling that even family connections to the highest levels of government offer no shield against the enforcement of federal immigration law. It also opens a new...

Washington’s First Thanksgiving Wasn’t About Pilgrims

The pilgrims and Wampanoag shared a harvest meal in 1621. Nobody called it “Thanksgiving” for 220 years. The actual event was barely documented and quickly forgotten. The peace treaty they signed seven months earlier mattered far more historically – it lasted 50 years. America’s...