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Supreme Court to hear challenge to detentions at heart of Trump’s deportations

The Supreme Court said Thursday it has agreed to take up a case challenging the Trump administration's claim that it can detain migrants without having to give them a bond hearing even if they've been living inside the country for years.

GOP’s Lummis: Blame Democrats for Senate gridlock

Wyoming's Cynthia Lummis acknowledges that fellow Republican senators haven't accomplished everything they wanted, but she says Democrats should get the blame in the midterms.

EU officials meet to strengthen border agency as activists sue over alleged migrant abuses

European Union officials met Thursday to strengthen border controls and curb migration as activists presented new evidence they say shows the bloc's border agency provides surveillance data to Libya's coast guard to intercept migrants at sea.

Becerra’s lazy campaign proves his contempt for California voters

Xavier Becerra is running to be the governor of California, not the president of the United States. Given how obsessed he is with talking about President Donald Trump, you have to wonder if Becerra knows that. Becerra, the former state attorney general and Biden administration’s Health and Human Services secretary, took to the debate stage […]

A leaner federal workforce is a win for taxpayers

One of the most unheralded policy successes of President Donald Trump’s second term has been the purging of many unnecessary federal jobs. The federal government has reduced its workforce by 300,000 jobs since Jan. 20, 2025, bringing it down to a still-bulky 2.7 million employees. Not since President Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society vastly expanded the […]

Antisemitism is being normalized on both sides

Nearly three years after the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel, anti-Jewish hate is as strong as ever. There was no expectation that it would diminish with time. The days, weeks, and months have been used to foment even more hate and lies. This isn’t a new experience for Israelis and the Jewish community at large. […]

Reporter’s Notebook: Congress dodged a fall shutdown, but the real fight looms

Congress avoided a government shutdown this fall, but midterm elections could spark a December spending battle or a new shutdown in early 2027.

Alix Earle admitting she’s never read a book is crazy, not sexy — and universities are making it worse

Earle recently said she's never read a book, save for “Like, maybe Dr. Seuss.”

Copyright Protects Against Training AI on Legal Headnotes

A federal court ruling is sure to spawn a thousand analogies in future lawsuits.

The Trump Administration Moves to Improve College Accreditation

College accreditation never did much to ensure quality education.

Am I Lying to Myself About the Death Penalty?

It is a scandal that Christa Pike’s execution was botched, but we must ask whose fault that was.

The Democrats Face Their Own Early-Voting Paranoia Problem

The party leadership has repeatedly issued warnings that Trump would interfere with mail-in ballots.

The Cornell Seven Case and the Perils of Sexual Liberation

With consent as its only moderating principle, the sex-positivity movement invited a world of depravity.

America Can Lower Drug Costs Without Sacrificing Medical Innovation

Blindly importing European pricing approaches could pose real risks to future innovation and patient access.

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