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Three cheers for trying to end birth tourism

An opinion piece argues that President Trump's executive order targeting birth tourism is a necessary step to curb immigration system abuses and potentially advance broader immigration reform.

ACLU targets Trump’s new birthright citizenship order in court 

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Tuesday launched its first effort to challenge President Trump’s new attempt at restricting birthright citizenship. The group wants a federal judge to rule that Trump can’t use a new executive order to deny citizenship to babies who would’ve been covered under his Day 1 attempt that the Supreme Court...

Robocalls are spiking — especially for phone numbers with these area codes

Is your phone getting lots of random calls lately? You're not alone. Americans received an estimated 4.4 billion robocalls in July — the highest robocall volume in a year, according to tracking by YouMail.

Missing in the US Senate: Manliness!

Republican Sens. Thom Tillis, John Cornyn, and Bill Cassidy faced criticism for confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general despite his lack of qualifications and previous betrayals by Donald Trump.

Dem governor booed at Virginia Old Fiddlers’ Convention

Video shows Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger greeted by loud boos at the Old Fiddlers' Convention in Galax amid sagging poll numbers.

Medicaid ends funding for child sex-change procedures as Trump admin slams ‘experimental’ treatments

CMS under Mehmet Oz announces Medicaid and CHIP will no longer fund puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, or sex change surgeries for children.

Progressive praise for Trump as Warren backs push to curb defense contractor CEO payouts

Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren credits Trump's crackdown after top defense contractors cut buybacks by $2 billion in the first quarter of 2026.

New midterm battleground takes shape as parties build election armies

President Donald Trump's election integrity push has the RNC 42% ahead of its 2024 poll worker recruitment pace with 16,971 volunteer signups.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 11

2006—In a separate opinion in Henyard v. McDonough, Eleventh Circuit judge Rosemary Barkett, reaching out to address an issue that she concedes (with considerable understatement)...

Democratic Socialism’s Stars Try to Flee from Their Radicalism

The problem with all of these rhetorical retreats is that over at the DSA mother ship, no one is retreating from the group’s national...

How to Fail at Public Order

Burlington’s leaders have neglected the middle class, with predictable consequences.

Republicans Can Win on Affordability

They should share and express the voters’ anger, and try to direct it toward constructive channels.

A Country for Old Men

A nation that preserves the authority of those already established risks producing a generation that can’t practice stewardship for itself.

Francesca Hong Is Almost Certain to Win Tonight — and That’s Great News for Republicans

The Democratic Socialist hasn’t even bothered to develop the survival instincts and sane political reflexes necessary to win statewide in Wisconsin.

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