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Trump links Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to Muslim Brotherhood: ‘He’s a con man’

Trump called Abdul El-Sayed "100% Muslim Brotherhood" as posts by the battleground Senate candidate's half-sister come under fresh scrutiny.

Trump Somewhat Reluctantly Reverses Hegseth on Livestream Execution

The backlash to the plan was salutary.

James Talarico Fails on Abortion

In a town hall, the Texas Senate candidate, who manipulates religious faith for political purposes as a matter of course, got challenged and schooled.

Corruption Is King in Trump’s Washington

The last month alone has treated a weary American public to stories of shady dealings that would put any dark, smoke-filled back room to...

‘A Houseboat Vacation and a Failed Courtship’

That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post on how Sandra Day O’Connor made it onto Ronald Reagan’s shortlist for a Supreme Court...

A Modest H-1B Visa Proposal

Congress could take one specific action to address complaints about the program.

Eleventh Circuit Greenlights Florida and Georgia Social-Media Laws Protecting Kids—Part 2

I’ll now summarize the Eleventh Circuit panel’s ruling (NetChoice v. Attorney General) on Georgia’s law.

Lawyers and Attorneys and JDs, Oh My

The question of Katie Zacharia’s credentials.

Talarico Tells Catholic Voter Bible Is ‘Silent’ on Abortion

Talarico sparred with a Catholic theology professor at a town hall Wednesday night.

Eleventh Circuit Greenlights Florida and Georgia Social-Media Laws Protecting Kids—Part 1

In two important rulings yesterday and today, a unanimous Eleventh Circuit panel, in opinions by Judge Kevin Newsom, rejected First Amendment challenges to laws...

Accreditors Pushing Ideology, Not Competence

As long as states have licensing laws, those states should prevent accreditors from demanding that schools embrace their ideology.

Tariffs Still Raise Prices, Even If They Fall

Any expanded domestic production must be sustained by permanently higher prices.

USPS vows to deliver all ballots this year; Trump’s plans put on hold

U.S. Postal Service leaders said Thursday that this year's election mail will be business as usual, promising the same delivery as in the past, unaffected by President Trump's professed distrust of voting by mail.

FBI investigating packages containing white powder sent to Senate, state elections officials

The FBI is investigating mail containing unknown substances sent to the Senate and state election authorities this week, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

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