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In a hushed and packed courtroom on Monday, the Supreme Court appeared ready to unravel nearly a century of American governance. During intense oral arguments in a case that could redefine the balance of power in Washington, the Court’s conservative…
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When the President Controls His Own Investigators: The Comey Indictment and the Independence Problem
James Comey, the former FBI director Donald Trump fired in 2017, now faces criminal charges for testimony he gave to Congress nearly five years ago. The indictment came days after Trump publicly demanded prosecutors speed up their investigation. It came…
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NYC Mayor-Elect Teaches Immigrants How to “Thwart” ICE, Sparking Immediate Fury from the Right
The newly elected leader of America’s largest city stood before a camera this Sunday, not to discuss subway crime or trash pickup, but to deliver a tutorial on resisting federal authority. Standing next to a flip chart scrawled with the…
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Five Rights You Think Are in the Constitution – But Aren’t Actually There
You have a constitutional right to privacy. Everyone knows that. Except the Constitution never mentions privacy. Not once. Not in any amendment, clause, or footnote scribbled in the margins by a Founder having second thoughts. The right exists because nine…
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Luck Of The Draw? GOP Accuses One Federal Judge of “Hoarding” Trump Cases
In the eyes of some Republicans, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has become the face of the “activist judiciary.” As the judge presiding over a series of high-profile cases involving the Trump administration—from migrant deportations to secret messaging apps—he has…
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Obamacare on the Chopping Block: GOP Patriots Fight to End the $30 Billion Bailout Before It Bankrupts America
The most persistent political battle of the last 15 years has returned to Washington, and this time, there is a hard deadline attached. With emergency subsidies for the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) set to expire at the end of the…
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Trump Criticizes Rep. Henry Cuellar After Pardoning Him
In a Sunday morning social media barrage, President Donald Trump lashed out at a congressman he had pardoned just days earlier. The target was Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar, and the crime, according to the President, was a profound “lack of…
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Congress Cracks Down on ‘Foreign Influence’ in Schools, But At What Cost?
In a pair of votes that exposed deep divisions over national security and education, the House of Representatives has passed legislation aimed at rooting out Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence in American classrooms. While the bills attracted significant bipartisan support,…
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As Affordability Crisis Deepens Millionaires Are Suddenly Shopping at Dollar Tree
The American economy has reached a strange and unsettling tipping point. In a nation where the stock market is booming and unemployment is low, a new and visible trend is emerging in retail aisles across the country: the wealthy are…
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5 Years of Mystery, Trump’s FBI Claims to Capture the Jan. 6 Pipe Bomber – And Kash Patel Says He Knows Why It Took So Long
For nearly five years, a ghostly figure in a grey hoodie has haunted the narrative of January 6th. The placement of live pipe bombs outside the headquarters of both major political parties the night before the Capitol riot remained the…