A federal appellate court judge delivered an epic burn to the Department of Justice during oral arguments this month in a case where the government was attempting to defend ICE's aggressive posture in making arrests at churches.
Voters in Texas head to the polls Tuesday to bring an end to one of the costliest and nastiest Senate Republican primaries in the Lone Star State's history.
With President Donald Trump back in office, the constant protests from liberals who apparently have nothing better to do are also back. And they are already being coddled by Los Angeles Democrats. On Tuesday, pro-illegal immigration protests in Los Angeles stretched into their third day, with students from multiple high schools cutting class to participate. […]
Much has been made of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) pumping their pruney fists and chanting “we will win!” at their rally outside the Treasury Department on Tuesday. Their vampiric appearance overshadowed any point they hoped to make about the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, and its leader, […]
After a slow start, the U.S. Senate is beginning to confirm President Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominees at a faster pace. Before Trump’s first term, it was common for the Senate to confirm the new president’s Cabinet selections quickly. The Senate confirmed all 14 of former President George W. Bush’s main Cabinet picks by Feb. 1, […]
For many mothers, the COVID-19 pandemic was the moment they took a second look at Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Before 2020, he was known to many mainstream suburban mothers as a kooky coconspirator of actress Jenny McCarthy, back when anti-vaccine views were on the societal fringes. Then the pandemic happened. And suddenly, the idea that […]
After a slow start, the U.S. Senate is beginning to confirm President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees at a faster pace. Before Trump’s first term, it was common for the Senate to confirm the new president’s Cabinet selections quickly. The Senate confirmed all 14 of former President George W. Bush’s main Cabinet picks by Feb. 1, […]
After a flurry of activity — the president’s tariff threats and showdowns with Mexico and Canada, his expressions of interest in Greenland, the policy changes obtained by Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s trips to Panama and El Salvador, the release of arrested Americans in Venezuela — it seemed clear that the focus of Donald Trump’s […]
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with President Donald Trump, the first post-inaugural White House visit by a foreign leader, could shape the Middle East for generations. Pre-meeting speculation centered on how the leaders would handle the Hamas-Israel war. Stunningly, Trump’s comments just before and then after his meeting with Netanyahu focused on the U.S. taking […]
Institutional neutrality policies, such as those adopted by Stanford University and the University of Pennsylvania, are good steps for hyperpoliticized universities. They also could prove entirely inconsequential. Each school has published a statement of its own explaining the policy and what it aims to accomplish. Universities taking official positions on sociopolitical events has become commonplace […]
As President Donald Trump and his administration look to reduce wasteful government spending and improve federal government productivity, they can find low-hanging fruit at the Social Security Administration. In particular, the administration should undo Biden-era regulations that unnecessarily bloated spending on welfare and disability benefits. The president, working with the technology experts at Elon Musk’s Department […]
Pregnancy help organizations have been a lifeline for women in need for over half a century. Whether through pregnancy resource centers, medical clinics, or maternity homes, these organizations have provided care, compassion, and support to countless women and families. Yet, a troubling trend has emerged: the legacy media’s consistent neglect, or outright misrepresentation, of these […]
One year ago, Marco Rubio and seven other senators penned a letter to then-President Joe Biden expressing concerns over Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s misuse of sanctions in Latin America and the Caribbean. “Since January 2021, the overwhelming majority of public designations made under Section 7031(c) have targeted officials in Latin American and Caribbean governments […]
The selection of former Sen. Marco Rubio to become the nation’s secretary of state sent the message that shoring up Latin America will be a top priority for the new administration. Early returns suggest the selection is paying off. Rubio’s trip to Panama, his first stop as the nation’s most senior Cabinet member, delivered a […]
