A Republican lawmaker is pushing to eliminate the federal Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program entirely, escalating an ongoing debate within Congress over immigration policy and humanitarian protections. Andrew Clyde, a Republican from Georgia, has introduced the Territorial Protection and Sovereignty Act, legislation that would repeal TPS and terminate all current designations. If enacted, the proposal […]
A circuit court in Tazewell County, Virginia, issued a sweeping ruling Wednesday that invalidates several election-related laws, marking a significant legal setback for measures supported by Governor Abigail Spanberger and Democratic lawmakers in the state. The decision revolves around a legal challenge brought by the Republican National Committee and plaintiff Steven Koski, who argued that […]
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth abruptly removed Navy Secretary John Phelan from his post Tuesday, marking the latest high-level shakeup inside the Pentagon as the United States continues enforcing a sweeping naval blockade against Iran. Officials confirmed Phelan’s departure was effective immediately. While the Pentagon provided no official reason, multiple reports point to a […]
WASHINGTON — House Republicans are expressing growing concern after one of their own has been absent from Capitol Hill for weeks, with colleagues saying they have received no communication — prompting questions about the lawmaker’s status and ability to serve. According to Mediaite, members of the GOP conference have privately acknowledged experiencing “radio silence” from […]
A senior Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official has been placed on administrative leave following allegations related to her personal conduct, including claims of financial impropriety, drug use, and involvement in a so-called “sugar daddy” relationship. According to a DHS official the situation has prompted an investigation, though the specific details of the probe have […]
Good morning. Across Washington, questions of power are taking center stage. From a looming legal clash over gun rights, to rare insight into Supreme Court secrecy, to the passing of a longtime lawmaker, today’s stories reflect institutions under strain and transition. DOJ Signals New Front in Gun Rights Fight The Justice Department is drawing a […]
Trump Media is changing leadership at a difficult moment. Devin Nunes, the former Republican congressman who has led the company since 2022, is stepping down as CEO after the company reported a $712 million net loss for 2025. The board has named Kevin McGurn, a longtime media and finance executive, as interim chief executive. The […]
On March 30, 2026, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Executive Order N-5-26, a document he called a “trusted AI” initiative. The name sounds benign, even admirable. Who could oppose trusted AI? The answer, once you read past the branding, is anyone who has watched California use regulatory power as a political instrument for the past two decades. […]
PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB): Should we be worried? Chernobyl nuclear power plant, site of world’s worst civilian nuclear accident in 1986, severely damaged and has ‘lost safety function’ of its radiation shield after drone strike. The strike — most likely Russian — set fire to the New Safe Confinement building, which was erected over site in 2016 […]
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is escalating its defense of gun rights, formally warning Virginia officials that it will sue if a slate of newly passed firearm restrictions becomes law — a move that underscores a broader shift in how the federal government is treating the Second Amendment. In a letter to Virginia Gov. Abigail […]
WASHINGTON — Newly leaked internal Supreme Court memos between justices offer a rare glimpse into the court’s highly secretive decision-making process — revealing that deep divisions over emergency rulings date back years. The documents, first reported by The New York Times, center on the court’s 2016 decision to halt the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan […]
National Intelligence Director Sued For Records On COVID-19 Origins
A conservative ethics watchdog is going back to federal court to uncover national security documents in the origins of the COVID-19 global pandemic and the United States’ federal government’s research on viruses. The nonprofit public interest law firm Judicial Watch announced in a statement that it “filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against […]