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Trump’s ban on transgender troops headed to the Supreme Court

The administration will ask the Supreme Court to revive President Trump's policy excluding openly transgender troops from serving in the military, a Justice Department lawyer said Tuesday.

Heavy lift: Government demands millions from Meathead Movers for hiring younger workers

The federal government demanded a California moving company pay $15 million for not employing enough workers over the age of 40 following an investigation that began during the Obama administration and now threatens to destroy the family-owned business.

The left’s hatred of Trump boils over: Death threats spread to just about anyone working for him

President Trump is no stranger to threats on his life and has survived two assassination attempts, but now the death threats and violence have expanded to targeting his Cabinet officials and other members of the administration.

Red states targeting illegal immigrants by clamping down on driver’s licenses

Republican lawmakers in many states are pushing new laws aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration through driver's licenses.

My fellow Catholics: Don’t read this article about the Papal election

Who shows up at a morning Mass on Easter Monday? It is a tiny portion of regular Mass-going Catholics who go to any given daily Mass. This day, in particular, offers more reasons not to attend: Many Catholics have just spent about eight hours in church over the past few days — Tenebrae, Holy Thursday […]

A response to China-Russia Arctic dominance could bolster US-Canada ties

Russian state-owned nuclear energy corporation Rosatom and Chinese shipping company Hainan Yangpu NewNew Shipping announced in 2024 that they would cooperate on operating an all-year-round container shipping route through the Arctic. Since then, shipping interruptions at flashpoints from the Panama Canal to the Red Sea have thrown the global economy into turmoil. Worse, increasing military and technological collaboration […]

DOJ lawsuit against Maine over women’s sports represents fight for equality 

History has a way of repeating itself. In 1971, the predominantly minority inmates of Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York staged a prison rebellion, demanding basic human rights, fair treatment, and dignity after increasing levels of violence and mistreatment by prison officials. That same year, Connecticut high schooler Susan Hollander sued Hamden High School for […]

America First might mean Hegseth has to go

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is again under fire for sharing sensitive intelligence about impending military operations in Yemen on the messaging app Signal. This chat, which included the flight schedules for the F-18 Hornet fighter jets involved in the mission, was created on Hegseth’s personal phone under the name “Defense | Team Huddle” and […]

Harvard’s billions are a privilege, not an entitlement

Harvard University’s lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from freezing billions of dollars of federal funding encapsulates a tendency among those who receive grants and other taxpayer largesse to treat these subventions not as privileges but as entitlements. There is an old insightful maxim that he who pays the piper calls the tune. It should […]

Will your student loans be sent to collection? What to know about Education Department changes

If you haven’t been making payments on your federal student loans, you could soon find yourself sent to collections with your wages garnished following the return of a Department of Education program. 

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