The country’s largest group of historians is suing the Trump administration after the Justice Department declared the president doesn’t have to follow the law requiring him to turn over his records. The American Historical Association and American Oversight filed the lawsuit Monday in federal court, warning the administration is putting the public record at risk. […]
The Supreme Court just put a hard stop to a political stunt in Ohio. A self-described progressive candidate tried to game the system — running as a Republican in a deep-red congressional district — and it didn’t work. Samuel Ronan, a former Democratic candidate, filed to run in the GOP primary against Rep. Mike Carey. […]
A Colorado health care program designed to expand coverage to certain noncitizens is under scrutiny after costs far exceeded initial projections, adding pressure to the state’s budget during a period of fiscal strain. The initiative, known as “Cover All Coloradans,” was created by state lawmakers in 2022 and launched in 2025 to provide taxpayer-funded health […]
Limited disclosures raise new questions about campus security, transparency Utah Valley University has released dozens of heavily redacted documents tied to the Sept. 10, 2025, assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, offering only a partial account of the events and prompting renewed scrutiny of the school’s security planning. The records, obtained through a public records […]
What Iran’s Strike Revealed About China’s Industrial Dependencies
Imagine two chess players who have studied each other for decades. One controls the queen. The other controls the board’s perimeter. For years, the player with the queen has dictated terms, threatening pieces everywhere, forcing concessions, extracting advantage with quiet menace. Then, unexpectedly, a third party knocks several squares off the board entirely, and the […]