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The smoke from “Operation Epic Fury” had barely begun to clear over Tehran when a secondary, equally volatile conflict ignited within the halls of the U.S. Capitol. Following a massive joint U.S.-Israeli military campaign that reportedly resulted in the death…

The long-dormant shadows of the 1990s have returned to haunt the American political landscape with a ferocity that few anticipated. On February 27, 2026, the quiet dignity of the former presidency was replaced by the high-stakes tension of a federal…

The political geography of the United States has long treated California as an impenetrable fortress of progressive policy – a “one-party state” where the Republican brand was thought to have been permanently relegated to the history books. However, a series…

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump cannot use emergency powers to impose tariffs. The Constitution gives Congress – not the president – authority over tariffs, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the 6-3 decision. By Friday evening, Trump…

A group of election integrity organizations is pushing the Supreme Court to uphold a ruling that requires mail-in ballots to be received by Election Day, arguing this aligns with federal law.

The U.S. Judicial Conference’s recent ethics guidelines allowing federal judges to engage publicly on certain issues have sparked significant criticism from conservative circles, raising concerns over judicial independence and political bias.

A federal judge’s recent order prevents ICE from re-detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant, as he faces a separate criminal case in Nashville. This ruling raises questions about immigration enforcement and due process.