“Whatever Means is Necessary”: A Presidential Directive and a Fourth Amendment Crisis In a furious social media post Friday evening, President Trump responded to news of protesters throwing rocks at federal vehicles by issuing a stunning new directive. He announced…

A Crisis of Credibility: The FBI, the DOJ, and the Politicization of the Epstein Case The potential resignation of the FBI’s Deputy Director, Dan Bongino, is not a mere personnel dispute. It is a flashing red light on the dashboard…

More Than Layoffs: A President’s Power and the Remaking of the Civil Service The U.S. State Department has begun the process of laying off nearly 2,000 employees. While the administration frames this as a necessary move to “streamline” a bloated…

The viral video is jarring: medical staff in blue scrubs physically stand between a frightened man and armed federal agents, forming a human barrier in the lobby of a California surgery center. This tense standoff is more than just a…

In a late-night social media post, President Donald Trump issued a direct and unambiguous ultimatum to members of his own party: fall in line and defund public broadcasting, or forfeit his crucial endorsement. The post, targeting the Corporation for Public…

A date is looming on the calendar – August 1st. On that day, a sweeping new set of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump is set to take effect, and economists across the board agree it will change the price…

President Trump has announced a dramatic new front in his economic war: a 50% tariff on all imported copper, set to take effect on August 1st. In a social media post, the President justified the move by releasing a “robust…

A tense scene unfolded this week in a Chicago parking lot, but this was no ordinary dispute. On one side stood the staff of the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture in the historic Humboldt Park neighborhood. On…

One year after one of the most catastrophic security failures in modern American history, the U.S. Secret Service is revealing the internal consequences for the agents on the ground during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Six agents have been…

In a notable consolidation of the Democratic Party in New York City, Representative Adriano Espaillat, a powerful establishment leader who backed former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the primary, has now endorsed the party’s nominee for mayor: self-described democratic socialist Zohran…

The Supreme Court made a move, intending to unleash one of President Trump’s most controversial policies. But just as the administration prepared to act, a federal judge in New Hampshire has made a cunning counter-move. sing a different but powerful…

Florida, with the full backing of the Trump administration, went to the Supreme Court with an urgent plea. They asked for the green light to enforce their own aggressive immigration law, a bold effort by a state to take control…

For over fifty years, a single, 37-word sentence in American law has been one of the most powerful engines for equality in our nation’s history. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a cornerstone of civil rights, yet…

Every year, Congress directs how billions of your tax dollars are to be spent, funding everything from highway construction to programs for crime victims. But what happens when a new administration decides it simply doesn’t like the programs that Congress…

In a stunning legal maneuver, the Internal Revenue Service has fundamentally altered a 70-year-old rule that has long served as a wall between tax-exempt churches and partisan politics. In a joint court filing with the very religious groups that were…

The story that was supposed to end with a bombshell has instead ignited a political firestorm – one that has now reached the desk of the President himself. After months of his administration fueling anticipation for a massive release of…

A Bill of Attainder in Disguise? The Constitutional Challenge to Defunding Planned Parenthood A federal judge has temporarily halted a key provision of the President’s newly signed “big, beautiful bill,” blocking a congressional effort to strip Planned Parenthood of its…

A major Supreme Court ruling on judicial power, which at first seemed like a dry procedural matter, has suddenly cracked open the door for one of the most controversial policies of the modern era: the potential termination of automatic birthright…

In a Milwaukee courtroom, a state judge allegedly made a decision that has ignited a constitutional firestorm, pitting her own authority against the power of the federal government. Now, that decision has led to her own indictment. The case against…

Within the span of a few days, two separate, armed ambushes were launched against federal law enforcement facilities in Texas. In Alvarado, a group clad in body armor allegedly shot a police officer and opened fire on a detention center.…

Following a public feud with President Trump over government spending, Elon Musk—the world’s richest man—has declared the formation of a new political party. He calls it the “America Party,” and claims it will represent the “80%” of Americans in the…

While the headlines are dominated by talk of mass deportations and an unprecedented immigration crackdown, a different, quieter conversation is happening behind the scenes in the White House. The Trump administration is confronting a fundamental paradox: how do you carry…

In a Sunday night social media post that sent shockwaves through global capitals, President Donald Trump has drawn a new and formidable line in the sand. The White House has declared that any country aligning itself with what it calls…

For months, the promise of a bombshell revelation captivated a nation. A secret “client list” and thousands of incriminating videos related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein were supposedly on the verge of release, with the Attorney General herself suggesting…

This Fourth of July, the familiar sounds of fireworks and patriotic music are being met with a competing noise: the sound of protest. As millions of Americans gather for parades and barbecues, thousands more are taking to the streets, arguing…

Millions of Americans opened their inboxes this week to find a surprising message not about their benefits, but about politics. The Social Security Administration – one of the government’s most trusted and historically apolitical agencies – sent a mass email…

As the President signs his so-called “big, beautiful bill” into law this Fourth of July, the national conversation will rightly focus on its massive, agenda-setting provisions. But to truly understand the nature of this legislation and the government that created…

It’s done. After months of chaotic debate, backroom deals, and razor-thin votes, the largest overhaul of American domestic policy in years has passed both houses of Congress and is headed to the President’s desk. The headlines promised historic tax cuts…

A Guilty Plea, a Life Spared, and the Reality of American Justice The case that horrified and captivated the nation has reached its legal conclusion. Bryan Kohberger, the former criminology Ph.D. student, has pleaded guilty to the murders of four…

The Constitution’s guarantee of a fair trial has no expiration date. For more than three decades, a man has sat on Alabama’s death row for the murder of a county sheriff. This week, a federal court declared that his trial…

It happened in the quiet, pre-dawn hours of Tuesday morning, after a grueling all-night session of deal-making and debate. By the slimmest possible margin, the U.S. Senate passed a massive piece of legislation that will touch nearly every aspect of…

Deep in the Florida Everglades, on an isolated airstrip surrounded by miles of marshland teeming with wildlife, a new and formidable structure has risen with astonishing speed. It is a sprawling complex of temporary buildings and chain-link fences topped with…

A major American news network has agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars and, more significantly, to change its internal rules to settle a lawsuit with a sitting President. This wasn’t a standard defamation case over a factual error.…

As America heads toward Independence Day, President Donald Trump’s sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill” is barreling toward passage—despite last-minute rebellions, behind-the-scenes deal-cutting, and a marathon “vote-a-rama” that has kept the Capitol in a near-frenzy. If the Senate finishes its work…

A historic peace deal appeared to be on the horizon. After months of public pressure and quiet negotiations, the Trump administration and Harvard University seemed poised to resolve their differences. The President himself had signaled that a settlement was imminent,…

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging the long-standing caps on how much a political party can spend in coordination with its candidates. This case, born from a lawsuit originally filed by then-Senate candidate J.D. Vance and…

An Article II Power and a Rule of Law Question: The Firing of Jan. 6 Prosecutors The Department of Justice, in a move that reverberates with deep constitutional questions, has abruptly fired at least three federal prosecutors who were directly…

In a social media post this week, the President of the United States issued a stunning directive. Endorsing Rep. Kevin Kiley’s proposed “No Tax Dollars for Riots” legislation, he then went a step further, declaring: “I am hereby instructing my…

A quiet but consequential battle over the power of our federal judiciary is being fought on two fronts. In the halls of Congress late Friday night, one assault on judicial authority was thwarted by arcane Senate procedure. But at the…

Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist state assemblyman, has delivered a stunning defeat to former Governor Andrew Cuomo in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary. While the formal results of the ranked-choice vote are still pending, Mamdani has declared victory…

When the Executive Branch Sues the Judiciary The Department of Homeland Security has taken the extraordinary step of suing an entire federal court. The lawsuit, filed against all 15 federal judges in the District of Maryland, is not a typical…

A Green Light From the Court, But a Crossroads for Due Process This week, the Supreme Court gave the Trump administration a procedural victory in its ongoing battle to reshape immigration enforcement. In a 6-3 decision, the justices paused a…

At a high school track meet – the most ordinary of American scenes – a dispute over seating under a team tent ended with a knife, a 17-year-old boy dead, and another facing the possibility of life in prison. The…

A Republican congressman has nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. The reason: his “extraordinary and historic role” in brokering a ceasefire that ended the “12 Day War” between Israel, Iran, and the United States. The nomination praises…

The War Congress Didn’t Declare Ballistic missiles, fired from Iran, have now targeted a major American air base in Qatar. While the attack was successfully intercepted and resulted in no U.S. casualties, any sense of relief is dangerously premature. The…

The Imperial Presidency at War: A Constitutional Crisis Decades in the Making American warplanes have conducted strikes against nuclear facilities inside Iran. This is a direct act of combat against a sovereign nation, ordered by the President without a word…

A provocative new proposal from Representative Darrell Issa is forcing a national conversation about one of the most sensitive and critical parts of our constitutional order: the 25th Amendment. In the wake of revelations about a potential “cover-up” of former…

In a social media post this week, President Trump declared that there are “Too many non-working holidays in America,” framing them as a multi-billion-dollar drain on the economy that “must change.” This argument, viewing our national calendar through the narrow…

Our Constitution creates a deliberate and often tense balance of power. Congress is given the “power of the purse,” deciding how federal money is spent. The President, in turn, is tasked with faithfully executing the laws. But what happens when…

This week, the Supreme Court was tasked with resolving a conflict that strikes at the heart of America’s most profound constitutional debates. On one side stood the 14th Amendment’s promise of equal protection for all persons. On the other, the…

Beyond Insults: The Constitutional Danger of a Politicized Central Bank “He’s not a smart person.” “A stupid person.” “A numbskull.” These are the words the President of the United States used this week to describe the Chairman of the Federal…

A Presidential Warning, A World on Edge: What ‘Evacuate Tehran’ Means In a shocking and unprecedented statement Monday evening, the President of the United States posted a message on social media with no context or explanation: “Everyone should immediately evacuate…