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Elissa Slotkin’s threats to prosecute conservatives moves America closer to civil war

Now Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), speaking at the University of Chicago, is calling for targeted prosecutions of Trump staffers. 

The Katie Zacharia I know — and what she told me about her five days of Washington hell

I asked Katie Zacharia how she is doing. It’s been rough, she says, but...

The missing piece of the puzzle holding up a key Alzheimer’s drug

After decades of research, US scientists may finally be closing in on new ways...

Make the GOP Intellectually Incoherent . . . and Stronger

Trump has smashed the old images of the GOP and the grip of any...

Feds accuse 28 noncitizens of unlawfully registering to vote in California

Federal prosecutors announced charges against 28 people in California who the government says registered to vote -- and in some cases cast ballots -- despite being noncitizens.

Trump says government shutdown layoffs are ‘up to’ Dems as standoff continues

Federal worker layoffs could begin if Democrats don't cooperate to end the government shutdown, National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett warns.

The Jay Jones Misdirection

The Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia took aim at National Review for exposing his violent fantasies.

Pressure Builds on Virginia Dems to Force Jay Jones Out of AG Race over Violent Texts

Top Virginia Democrats have condemned Jones’s rhetoric but have stopped short of calling on him to drop out.

Agents shoot woman accused of ‘ambush’ vehicle attack on Border Patrol in Chicago

Federal immigration agents shot at a woman they say was attempting to use her vehicle to run down officers in the Chicago area on Saturday.

U.S. District judge in Oregon blocks Trump from sending troops to Portland

A federal judge on Saturday blocked President Trump's attempt to federalize and deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon.

Virginia Dems back AG candidate Jay Jones, despite sinister text messages

Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones faces criticism over 2022 text messages wishing death on Republican Todd Gilbert's children.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 5

1989—By a vote of 4 to 3, the Florida supreme court rules (in In re TW) that a state statute that requires parental consent...

Continuing the Conversation with Justice Barrett

The justice offers her take on writing, advocacy, experience, judicial independence, security threats, amicus briefs, and what she’d ask Justice Scalia.

What the Meltdown over Hegseth’s All-Hands Military Speech Tells Us About Modern Media

Resistance Twitter can make any news event sound like the end of the world.

When Students Refuse to Be Friends, Our Republic Is at Risk

If we want to strengthen civic knowledge and civic trust in America, we must focus on the people who will teach these lessons every...

Falling Fertility Rates Are Unsustainable

The collective human enterprise depends on our fixing this crisis.

America Is More Than a Tale of Two Cities

What Trump does in D.C. and what Mamdani might do in NYC will have national implications. But there is more to this great nation...

‘Rage’ politics the latest hurdle for GOP to clear; how prior battles made conservatives stronger: Dave Brat

Dave Brat examines how conservative movements have overcome political obstacles, from the Freedom Caucus era to today's MAGA revolution in Virginia.

Trump’s presidency faces crucial tests as Supreme Court begins pivotal term

Supreme Court justices face major constitutional questions about presidential authority as Trump administration appeals reach the high court for final review this term.

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