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Post Trump meeting, Venezuelan opposition leader says country will hold ‘free and fair’ elections ‘eventually’

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado says "free and fair" elections will come “eventually" after meeting with President Donald Trump, but offers no timeline as the transition unfolds.

Graham says Russia sanctions bill ‘never going back on the shelf’ after Trump backs push

Bipartisan Russia sanctions package would impose tariffs on countries buying Russian oil and gas, primarily targeting China and India energy purchases.

DHS brass blasts Chicago mayor for blaming ICE chief as crime rises after ‘safest summer’ claim

Political firestorm erupts as Chicago's mayor calls to "abolish ICE" after accusing federal agents of undermining city's historic crime reduction gains.

Supreme Court prepares for major test of presidential power in Trump efforts to fire Federal Reserve governor

Supreme Court to decide if Trump can fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, testing presidential authority over independent agencies in constitutional case.

House Democrats move to block Trump’s Greenland ‘boondoggle’

House Democrats introduce new legislation to block Trump from using any federal funds to purchase Greenland, challenging his foreign policy goals.

Trump’s energy dominance rewrites the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after Biden drawdowns

Strategic Petroleum Reserve less critical to U.S. security as domestic oil production surges under Trump administration policies, economist Diana Furchtgott-Roth explains.

US power crunch looms as OKLO CEO says grid can’t keep up without new investment

OKLO CEO reveals how Meta partnership will tackle America's power crisis as AI demands surge. Nuclear energy company plans massive Ohio installation.

White House-backed GOP bill would revoke citizenship after Somali fraud scandal

White House backs Sen. Eric Schmitt's denaturalization bill targeting the "Somali fraud scandal," creating legal triggers to revoke citizenship for fraud and several other acts.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 19

1972—The judicial takeover of school funding in New Jersey commences as state trial judge Theodore Botter rules (in Robinson v. Cahill) that New Jersey’s funding system,...

It’s Time to Ditch ‘Disparate Impact Theory’ — and Biden’s Weaponization of Civil Rights Law 

HUD has proposed a rule to end the agency’s use of this pernicious legal doctrine.

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