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GOP challenger tears into Dem’s ‘moderate’ image: ‘Votes with the squad 90% of the time’

Scott Singer, GOP candidate in FL-25, denounces Democrat incumbent Rep. Jared Moskowitz's voting record, alliance with "the squad," and calls into question his support for Israel.

‘Drug-dealing’ network shielded by blue states targeted in SCOTUS challenge

Louisiana Republican Attorney General Liz Murrill filed two lawsuits targeting blue-state shield laws and the online abortion pill pipeline.

Blanche announces charges against 10 permanent residents accused of Minnesota voter fraud

Attorney General Todd Blanche announced indictments of 10 lawful permanent residents accused of noncitizen voting in Minnesota elections since 2022.

Ian Millhiser Has Never Heard of the Structural Constitution. Justice Scalia Would Like a Word.

Scalia explained that the Framers “similarly viewed the principle of separation of powers as the absolutely central guarantee of a just Government.”

Maybe the Justices Don’t Want to Rule on Climate Lawsuits?

In Suncor v. Boulder County, the Court faces an uncomfortable choice of legal bases on which to block state-level emissions suits.

The Mob Never Learns

In the case of rape allegations at Cornell, due process takes a backseat to inflammatory accusations.

How College Football Helped the Senate Get Its Act Together

The dysfunctional body made an exception for one of the few cultural institutions that Americans of all political stripes still care about.

The Great Divorce

The Cold War coalition is coming apart.

At 50, the Hyde Amendment’s lifesaving legacy needs defending

On Wednesday, the federal Hyde Amendment turns 50 years old. First passed on Sept. 30, 1976, the Hyde Amendment is a provision of the annual appropriations bill that funds the Department of Health and Human Services. It largely prevents federal taxpayer dollars from funding elective abortions through the Medicaid program. The passage of the Hyde […]

Remembering Oct. 7: The flag our friends plant

There are moments when a symbol becomes more than a symbol. A flag is a simple piece of fabric. But what it represents — a country, a people, a history — can deeply inspire us. And sometimes, when that flag is planted by someone who has chosen to stand beside you in your darkest hour, […]

A diesel export ban today spells a weaker America tomorrow

With less than six weeks until Election Day, we are hearing misguided calls to ban diesel exports as a quick fix for domestic fuel costs. A ban is the wrong answer to a real problem. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and turmoil in the Middle East continue to display what happens when refining capacity is decimated, […]

The Hyde Amendment turns 50. Millions of Americans are its living legacy

Somewhere in America today, a woman is dropping off her child at school. A young man is beginning his first job. A mother is comforting a sick child. A grandfather is meeting his newest grandbaby. They do not know one another. They may know little about the Hyde Amendment. But they may share something extraordinary: […]

Autism services should be at the top of Trump’s fraud agenda

The Trump administration and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services deserve credit for taking Medicaid fraud seriously and working to strengthen its integrity. As they consider changes to Medicaid-funded autism services, it is important that the safeguards they implement protect taxpayer dollars while also preserving access to high-quality care for families who depend on […]

Republican glee erupts as White House boasts sharp decline in immigration from Muslim-majority nations

A White House graph shows a 96% drop in legal immigration from Muslim-majority nations since 2024, but the Cato researcher behind it pushed back.

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