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The Court Tries to Give God a Restraining Order

A recent Maine ruling against a mother who tried to take her daughter to church underscores a deeper societal problem.

Trump Continues His Willful Blindness with Putin and Russia

The Financial Times reported that Russia has secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missile...

The Supreme Court Reaffirms a Basic Principle of Standing

Having shut down the abuse of nationwide injunctions last year in CASA, the Court...

Two Democrats broke ranks to save a GOP rule. Now their own party wants payback

House Democratic leaders want to punish two party members who crossed party lines to advance the Republican agenda on Tuesday.

Public’s perception of government corruption hits 20-year high

Americans' belief that government corruption is widespread hit a record 89% this year, driven by rare bipartisan convergence as Democrats' concern is now only marginally higher than that of Republicans, according to a new poll.

The science behind justice is easy to ignore, until we need it

We simply cannot wait until the next tragedy to invest in the science that makes justice possible.

Peltola distances herself from Kamala Harris endorsement ahead of Alaska primary

Former Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) is distancing herself from an endorsement from former Vice President Kamala Harris as she looks to win the Alaska Senate race. Harris threw her support behind Peltola in a fundraising email on Wednesday from her Fight for the People PAC, urging supporters to donate to Peltola’s campaign as Democrats seek...

AIPAC takes center stage in last stretch of Democratic contests before November

A major pro-Israel group is zeroing in on one of their last contests before November: The special election for former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s (D-Calif.) seat. The super PAC of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), United Democracy Project (UDP), has poured roughly $2.5 million into the race to attack frontrunner state Sen. Aisha Wahab...

Trump accuses nonprofit organization of revealing ‘top military secrets’ in ballroom case

President Trump issued fresh criticism on Friday evening toward the nonprofit organization suing his administration over the White House ballroom project, accusing the National Trust for Historic Preservation of revealing “Top Military Secrets” in their lawsuit. “These are the TREASONISTS that brought the suit against the Military Complex,” the president wrote in a Truth Social...

The worse it gets, the better it is: American leftism is thriving on its own failures

American leftist policies on immigration, healthcare and housing are turning systemic failures into political opportunities ... to create even bigger failures.

Deputy national security adviser Andy Baker to leave White House: Report

White House deputy national security adviser Andy Baker is leaving the Trump administration in the coming weeks, the latest departure from President Trump’s national security team. Baker, who previously served as Vice President Vance’s national security adviser, has been closely involved in the administration’s foreign policy decisions and was part of the U.S. delegation that...

Live updates: Iran responds to Trump’s Strait of Hormuz comments; Katie Miller’s podcast continues to grow

President Trump's comments on making the Strait of Hormuz a U.S. territory on Friday sparked a response from Iran, stating on the social platform X that it will continue to stay in the country's control. "This strait will only be closed and opened under Iran's command, and as long as you do not accept the...

FDA green lights more screwworm medications: Should you give them to your pets?

The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency use authorizations for more medications that can prevent and treat infestations of the flesh-eating New World screwworm spreading along the U.S.-Mexico border.

No one should be sent back to Taliban rule

It’s the height of hypocrisy to condemn Taliban abuses in one breath and cooperate in sending people back to them in the next.

Iran rejects Trump’s ‘delusions’ on making Strait of Hormuz a US territory

Iran on Saturday rejected President Trump’s assertion that he could declare the Strait of Hormuz a “territory of the United States,” saying the opening and closure of the key waterway will remain up to Iran’s control. In a post on the social platform X, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said the U.S. has no...

Katie Miller’s podcast serves as safe space for MAGA world

Katie Miller’s podcast is emerging as a go-to platform for leading figures in President Trump’s administration as she targets an audience of Republican women, scoring news-making interviews with top cabinet officials and key members of the president's inner circle. Miller, the wife of top White House aide Stephen Miller and a Trump-supporting political operative who...

Ocasio-Cortez’s decision riles some on right, while also winning admiration

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-N.Y.) decision to freeze her eggs and publicly document the process is stirring up mixed reviews from her conservative critics while receiving praise from many women for demystifying the procedure. Many conservatives have criticized Ocasio-Cortez for creating what they call the illusion that women can have it all, while promoting an expensive...

Is the US already in World War IV — and losing?

What if our enemies bypass weapons and tactics imagined for World War III, and instead just hit us the crippling cyberattacks of World War IV?

BBC lawsuit: Channel plans to subpoena Trump family members

The BBC is seeking to subpoena three members of President Trump’s family as it builds its defense to his $10 billion defamation lawsuit.   In a Friday court filing, attorneys for the BBC argued that Trump’s children, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump, as well as his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, “have personal knowledge and likely have...

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