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Platner campaign quietly polls potential replacements as pressure mounts

Democratic Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner’s team quietly fielded a poll Tuesday gauging the strength of people who could replace him on the ballot, as pressure mounts for him...

Democratic Governor Andy Beshear Would Decide When to Hold a Special Election for a Senate Vacancy in Kentucky

Unless Mitch McConnell isn’t going to be able to return to the Senate, he...

Trump Admin’s Fraud Crackdown Helped Drive Down Obamacare Enrollment

Anti-fraud efforts successfully lowered dubious Obamacare enrollments over the last year.

Stare Decisis and the Birthright Citizenship Dissents

One needs more than a close case and divided dissenters to overturn 128 years...

Former Wisconsin Judge Avoids Jail Time for Obstructing Arrest of Illegal Immigrant

The former judge’s conviction carried a punishment of up to five years in prison,...

Trump orders sweeping review of green-card holders after West Virginia shooting

Following Afghan shooting case, Trump administration launches rigorous audit of immigration status for residents from nations deemed security concerns.

Dems, media credibility in shambles as press fixates on Trump MRI after years downplaying Biden health issues

President Donald Trump's MRI results reveal normal cardiovascular health as the administration faces increased media scrutiny over the 79-year-old president's fitness.

Justice Department considers pursuing new indictments against James Comey, Letitia James: report

The Department of Justice is considering possible new indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 2

2009—In an opinion concerning the Court’s denial of certiorari in Johnson v. Bredesen, Justice Stevens, joined by Justice Breyer, opines that Tennessee violated a death-row...

The Venezuela Crisis

If President Trump intends to use military force to topple Maduro, he should go to Congress.

Trump’s Thanksgiving: Bans, Slams, and Autopen Repeals

Alas, no, he cannot revoke the Biden presidency via social media post.

The U.K.’s About-Face on Puberty Blockers for Children

A new major clinical trial exposing minors to puberty suppression represents an indefensible course change for the U.K.

Why Is Princeton Clamping Down on Recording On-Campus Events?

The timing of these new rules is rather suspicious.

How a Leading Academic Journal Was Captured by Left-Wing Radicals

An editorial team that dubbed itself ‘the Feminist Collective’ openly evaluated scholars based on race and gender.

Pro-life pregnancy centers head to Supreme Court in battle over donor disclosure

New Jersey has been hostile to pro-life pregnancy centers for years, but when the state slapped First Choice Women's Resource Centers with a subpoena demanding the names of its donors, Aimee Huber decided it was time to fight.

House Democrats and Republicans quietly discuss expanding personal security measures for lawmakers

Bipartisan lawmakers explore expanded security protections for Congress members, discussing dedicated staff positions and enhanced safety measures.

Mandela Barnes announces bid for Wisconsin governor after narrow 2022 Senate loss

Former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes launches 2026 gubernatorial campaign, joining a crowded Democratic field vying for Gov. Tony Evers' open seat.

Trump highlights comments by ‘Obama sycophant’ Eric Holder, continues pressing Senate GOP to nix filibuster

President Trump, pointing to former Attorney General Eric Holder's comments about Democrats potentially expanding the Supreme Court, continued advocating for the Senate GOP to nix the filibuster.

Pro-life center fights New Jersey attorney general’s ‘fishing expedition’ in Supreme Court battle

New Jersey pregnancy counseling center nonprofit argues Attorney General Matthew Platkin's donor subpoena encroaches on First Amendment rights in a Supreme Court case over jurisdiction.

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