Kansas Mayor Charged With Election Fraud One Day After Reelection
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach (R) announced Wednesday that Coldwater Mayor Jose Ceballos is facing criminal charges for election fraud, just one day after being reelected to office. According to Kobach, Ceballos is a Mexican citizen and a legal permanent resident of the United States, but not a U.S. citizen — a status that disqualifies […]
Federal Workers Unions Sue Trump Administration Over ‘Loyalty’ Question
Unions representing federal workers filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Trump administration, alleging that a new hiring requirement introduced by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) includes an unconstitutional “loyalty question” meant to test political allegiance to the president. The lawsuit — filed in federal court in Boston by the American Federation of Government Employees […]
WWII Veteran Breaks Down On Live TV: ‘The Sacrifice Wasn’t Worth The Result’
A centenarian’s wake-up call… LONDON — In a moment that caught viewers and broadcasters off guard, 100-year-old Royal Navy veteran Alec Penstone delivered a blistering reflection on modern Britain during an interview on Good Morning Britain ahead of Remembrance Sunday. The centenarian veteran’s voice trembled with the weight of memory. His eyes seemed to drift […]
Supreme Court Sides With Trump Over Transgender Passport Policy
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that President Trump’s State Department can prohibit transgender Americans from listing their gender identity on their passports. The 6-3 decision hands Trump another legal victory in his efforts to eviscerate what his administration calls “gender ideology.” The Justice Department brought the emergency appeal after lower courts blocked the passport policy […]
Schumer Changes Tune On Mamdani Following Mayoral Victory
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer acknowledged direct outreach with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, signaling the Democratic Party’s efforts to unify after a high-profile progressive victory. Fox News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram reported Wednesday on X that Schumer stated, “This morning, I talked with Mayor-elect Mamdani. We had a very, very good conversation. […]
Morning Brief: DOJ Eyes Biden’s Autopen, Courts Check Trump’s Purse & Pharma Prices Fall
Washington woke up today to an extraordinary convergence of power struggles — judicial, executive, and political — testing the limits of presidential authority past and present. The DOJ Weighs a Legal Earthquake The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly reviewing whether to invalidate certain pardons and executive actions from the Biden administration, following explosive findings […]
Trump Celebrates Retirement Of Longtime Foe
President Donald Trump reacted enthusiastically Thursday to the news that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) will retire at the end of her twentieth congressional term in January 2027. Pelosi, 85, announced she will not seek re-election, stating, “I look forward to my final year of service as your proud representative as we go forward.” […]
Justice May Seek To Overturn Biden Policies After Bombshell Report On Biden Autopen
The U.S. Department of Justice may be taking the first steps in trying to legally overturn scores of pardons and other Executive actions taken by former President Joe Biden, after the release of a report by U.S. House investigators on Biden staffers using an “autopen” to sign documents in his absence. The U.S. House Committee […]
Why GOP Challenges Finally Have Teeth Against California’s Discriminatory District Lines
The central puzzle of American redistricting is simple to state. For decades, courts struck down Republican maps as racial vote dilution, while similar claims against Democrat maps almost never prevailed because federal law did not recognize a right to partisan balance. There is no constitutional protection for Republicans as Republicans. There is, however, a constitutional […]