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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 26

1983—Barely four months after reiterating that abrogation of the state’s common-law sovereign immunity is...

Who Does Mamdani Think He Is?

The five boroughs just aren’t big enough for the mayor of New York City....

Introducing the Trump Administration Babies

Pronatalism is not necessarily pro-family, but it can be a start.

The EU’s Stealth Censorship Playbook

Controlling which media outlets go to the top of your social media feed is...

Trump’s war on drugs stops at Mexican border — for now

U.S. Navy targets cocaine smugglers in Caribbean waters as drug cartels shift tactics from sea routes to aircraft. Maritime counter-narcotics campaign forces traffickers to adapt.

Trump says ‘it’s too bad’ he can’t run for a third presidential term

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "it's too bad" he's not allowed to run for a third term, conceding the constitutional reality even as he expressed interest in continuing to serve.

Appeals court delivers blow to Trump’s attempt to send National Guard to Portland

A federal appeals court on Tuesday erased a ruling that would have allowed President Trump to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, saying the judges have decided to re-decide the case.

Trump says China will work with him to stop fentanyl trafficking

Trump heads to crucial meeting with China's Xi Jinping during Asia trip, promising to tackle fentanyl crisis and trade issues while criticizing Biden's border policies.

Trump says he could deploy US military in American cities, claims ‘courts wouldn’t get involved’

President Donald Trump claims broad authority to deploy military forces in U.S. cities, stating courts wouldn't intervene during Air Force One press availability en route to summit.

Newsom invokes Scripture in attack on GOP over shutdown affecting food assistance: ‘Cruelty is the policy’

Newsom cites biblical teachings to slam federal leaders, Trump admin over government shutdown's impact on food assistance, as California sues USDA over suspended SNAP benefits.

Pentagon orders managers to fire civilian workers with ‘speed and conviction’

The Pentagon ordered managers to fire underperforming civilian workers with "speed and conviction" under new guidelines that eliminate key job protections.

Confronting the New Antisemitism

The case against cancel culture that decent people have made in the past decade has become a refuge for one of the oldest and...

Bill Gates Cools Down on Climate

His shift away from catastrophism — and towards a recognition of the importance of adaptation — is very welcome indeed.

Major Electronic Health Systems Embed Gender Ideology into Records, Watchdog Warns

The systems are also restricting parental access to children’s records, potentially enabling activists to hide gender transitions.

Senate votes to nullify Trump’s tariffs on Brazil in symbolic messaging effort

The Senate voted late Tuesday to terminate the emergency powers that President Trump used to impose tariffs on goods from Brazil, a major coffee producer and South American trading partner.

Senate Republicans abandon ‘piecemeal’ plan to ease shutdown pain

Senate Republicans have decided against trying to pass piecemeal bills to mitigate some of the harm from the government shutdown.

America’s growing food stamp program lands in the middle of Congress’ government shutdown standoff

The food stamp program, which once served just a small fraction of U.S. families, has grown massively in recent years, putting it at the center of a spending stalemate that threatens to cut off millions of people from federally funded grocery money beginning Saturday.

Judge stiffens blockade on Trump’s reductions in federal workforce during shutdown

A federal judge put an indefinite hold on the White House's new reductions in the federal workforce, saying Tuesday that President Trump's team appeared to be violating the law.

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