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Supreme Court Keeps Telehealth Abortions Legal

The case now goes back to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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America gains a foothold in the world’s most critical chokepoint

America just signed an agreement that will give it a perch on the world’s most important natural waterway, the Strait of Malacca.

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Trump touts ‘fantastic trade deals’ in final Xi meeting amid tariff standoff

President Donald Trump touts an incredible visit and fantastic trade deals with China after his final meeting with Xi, as Beijing agrees to order 200 Boeing jets.

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Trump reveals Xi’s stance on arming Iran as Hormuz tensions rattle markets

President Donald Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged not to supply Iran with military equipment, calling it a major win from the bilateral summit.

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Katie Porter’s sneaky power move in California governor’s debate — all candidates ranked

The fourth and final gubernatorial debate of the California primary brought a surprise.

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Trump’s 401(k) housing pitch collapses into reality check as economists say supply is the real crisis

California's million-home shortage shows how strict zoning laws and environmental reviews drive housing prices to twice the national median, experts say.

Fetterman demands Trump fire Noem after deadly Minnesota shootings

Senate Democrat John Fetterman of Pennsylvania pressed President Donald Trump to terminate Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 27

2020—Dividing sharply on ideological lines (in Democratic National Committee v. Hobbs), an en banc panel of the Ninth Circuit rules that (1) Arizona’s policy of not counting ballots cast...

ICE Can’t Fight Activist Fire with Fire

But it can’t give up, either; the agency can show restraint without abandoning its enforcement mission.

The Second Amendment Role Reversal

The truth is, legally, Alex Pretti was within his rights to have his gun on his person; but that doesn’t mean his actions were...

Can the University of Austin Be Replicated?

Its slimmed-down finances could prove as significant as its curriculum.

Apply Health-Care Tariffs Evenly, or Not at All

Stronger trade policy begins with consistent treatment of essential medical products.

Republicans appeal judge’s decision rejecting New York City GOP district lines

The GOP appealed a New York judge's ruling that threw out district lines for a Republican, claiming it dilutes Black and Hispanic voting power.

Conservative immigration experts split on whether Trump is ‘backing down’ in MN ICE fight

Top Border Patrol official leading deportation operations in Minnesota and other states, Gregory Bovino, is set to return to prior duties and will be replaced with Tom Homan in Minnesota.

ICE Maine operation nabs 200 as governor seeks to ask Trump to remove agents

ICE arrests more than 200 people in Maine during an enforcement surge as Democrat Gov. Janet Mills calls on President Donald Trump to remove agents.

Federal judge blocks Trump DOJ access to Oregon voter rolls

A federal judge in Oregon blocked the Trump administration's request for access to the state's unredacted voter rolls on Monday.

‘Sorry, Trump’: Ilhan Omar fires back after Trump targets her in Truth Social post

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota fired back after President Donald Trump took aim at her in a Truth Social post, accusing him of "deflecting."

Post-Maduro, pressure builds on Mexico over Cuba’s new oil lifeline

Cuba's regime faces its weakest point in 65 years as Mexico allegedly steps in with oil aid, sparking growing U.S. concerns about Communist support.

Trump’s immigration crackdown in the spotlight ahead of midterms as fatal MN shootings ignite backlash

Trump's immigration crackdown faces growing backlash after fatal Minneapolis shootings spark heated debate, putting Republicans in difficult position.

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