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The law is clear: Trump can’t use the military to police America’s streets 

The court held in Newsom v. Trump that the government’s use of federal troops violated an 1878 statute called the Posse Comitatus Act.

Make green energy companies pay their fair share

President Trump’s "big, beautiful bill" terminated electric vehicle tax credits and began phasing out subsidies for new wind and solar projects. These were important steps in ending what Trump calls the “Green New Scam” and undoing a huge piece of former President Joe Biden’s signature legislation, the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. But the One Big...

Scalise hints GOP may push nationwide crime crackdown after DC overhaul

House Republicans are blasting Democrat-led cities and states for violent crime and what they see as a lax response to it.

Trump’s gun rights record back in spotlight after reported DOJ talks on transgender ban

Trump's gun rights positions have evolved from supporting assault weapon bans in 2000 to positioning himself as the most pro-gun president during recent campaigns.

Harris admits Biden ‘got tired,’ denies ‘conspiracy’ to hide mental decline

Vice President Kamala Harris revealed President Joe Biden's fatigue at 81 and called Democrats reckless for leaving reelection decision to him in new book.

Baltimore residents reject narrative from city leaders about violent crime dropping: ‘Not going low’

Baltimore residents described feeling unsafe amid drug deals, shootings and property crimes, despite local Maryland officials citing historic crime reductions.

Elon Musk agrees with JD Vance on the ‘big lie the Democrats told about violent crime’

Business tycoon Elon Musk agreed with Vice President JD Vance who wrote that the bulk "of violent crime is committed by a very small group of people and we should be throwing them in prison."

Legal experts predict Trump will win National Guard battle despite federal judge ruling

Trump faces legal challenges over National Guard deployment in Los Angeles, but the president is threatening similar action in Chicago, New York and other cities.

Supreme Court rightly rules for immigration enforcement in Los Angeles

The Supreme Court has been forced, once again, to step in and overturn an injunction issued by a Biden-appointed lower-court judge, this time in Los Angeles, where open-borders activists sought to ban virtually all immigration enforcement in Southern California. Justice Brett Kavanaugh took the unusual step of offering a concurrence shedding light on the majority’s […]

RFK Jr needs to deal with the CDC’s data problem

Last week, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced the closest a Senate hearing can look like a firing squad. Kennedy’s firing of Centers for Disease Control Director Susan Monarez, a month after the Senate had confirmed her, rightly caused some to point out that continuous organizational drama is not the […]

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