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How the Supreme Court’s trans therapy case guts the ‘expert’ class

It wasn't a cultural battle between Christian right-wingers and transgender advocates, but a bigger question: Can government silence medical dissent?

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—April 3

2008—Some nine months after his nomination to the Fourth Circuit, federal district judge Robert...

Trump Has No Authority to Federalize Elections

President Trump, much as he might wish otherwise, is not Congress.

The Broken Promise of the Panama Papers, Ten Years On

The scandal thrust financial secrecy into the spotlight. Why is dirty money still such...

Whittaker Chambers Turns 125

Chambers is perhaps the most misunderstood figure of the postwar American conservative movement.

Scalise accuses Democrats of reviving ‘defund the police’ push with DHS funding gambit

GOP leaders Steve Scalise and Mike Johnson blast a Democratic move to bypass leadership and fund the DHS while excluding ICE and Border Patrol law enforcement.

Sen Mullin gets emotional recounting Trump’s kindness to his son

Sen. Markwayne Mullin fought back tears during his confirmation hearing as he revealed how President Donald Trump supported his family after his son's brain injury.

Lawmakers Urge FDA to Crack Down on Opioid-Like Substance Sold in Gas Stations, Online

Kratom is not federally scheduled and can therefore be sold as a botanical or supplement product.

Israel Didn’t Make Us Do It

If his theories about Israel are the baseless suppositions Joe Kent took into public service, Americans should be gratified by his departure.

AIPAC’s So-So Night in Illinois

Tuesday’s primary results present an early test of how anti-Israel sentiment might play in the 2026 midterm elections and beyond.

Rand Paul Calls Out Mullin’s ‘Anger Issues’ in Hostile Start to DHS Nominee’s Confirmation Process

Paul cited Mullin’s involvement in a would-be ‘brawl’ in the Senate committee, and his suggestion that Paul may have deserved to be assaulted.

Can Trump Declare Victory?

If the Strait does not reopen soon, does that cut against the credibility of the United States and Israel declaring victory?

Rand Paul threatens to cancel DHS secretary vote over dispute on transparency

Sen. Markwayne Mullin acknowledged to colleagues Wednesday that he took part in an ultra-secret operation a decade ago as a member of Congress that he can't speak about in public -- and the matter could derail his path to a speedy confirmation as the next Homeland Security secretary.

Rep. Jamie Raskin demands answers on Trump’s Board of Peace patent

Rep. Jamie Raskin sounded the alarm that the federal patent office filed trademark applications for President Trump's Board of Peace -- not for representatives of the board.

Lone wolf attackers pose most likely terror threat to US homeland, intelligence report reiterates

The 2026 U.S. threat assessment highlights lone wolf extremists as the primary terrorism risk, with online radicalization fueling attacks.

NYC spends more per homeless person than a typical household earns in a year, data shows

NYC homelessness spending skyrockets 262% to $368M since 2019, yet street homeless population grows 26%, raising serious questions about program effectiveness.

Dem-backed ‘social justice’ law put Virginia’s ODU campus at risk before attack, former AG argues

Former Virginia AG Miyares argues Democrat background check law prevented ODU from knowing shooter's terrorism conviction, calling it unsafe policy.

Progressive influencer erupts after Illinois primary loss, drops profane Anti-Trump and Anti-ICE rant

Progressive candidate Kat Abughazaleh delivered an expletive-filled concession speech after losing the Illinois Democratic primary, targeting President Donald Trump and ICE.

FBI director ticks off terror threats foiled by agents

The FBI used expanded online surveillance and biometric tracking to prevent December terrorist attacks, including a planned bombing and New Year's Eve events, FBI Director Kash Patel said.

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