
A Judge Asked How States Could Rebuild Their Election Systems in Nine Weeks. Nobody Answered.
Around thirty percent of American voters cast a ballot by mail in 2024. The Postal Service handled close to 100 million of them. That system is now the subject of a legal fight that has reversed direction four times in three weeks. What the rule would require The…

Trump’s Immigration Quotas and ICE Accountability: The Human Cost of Mass Deportation
Arbitrary arrest targets, unchecked federal spending, and a total collapse of oversight threaten American families and public safety. The Human Cost of Donald Trump’s Mass Deportation Agenda “How many more dads have to die?” That was the heartbreaking question asked…

Gas Is at a Record High and He Renamed a Lake
On Thursday, the President of the United States signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario. It is now, according to the federal government, Lake America. He held the map up in the Oval Office while he signed. The lake is shared with Canada. Canada was not asked….

NATO’s Mutual Defense Clause Has Been Used Once in 77 Years. It Was to Protect America.
NATO runs on one sentence. An attack on one member is an attack on all of them. In seventy-seven years, that clause has been invoked exactly one time. It happened on September 12, 2001. Not for Europe. For us. Allied troops deployed to Afghanistan because the United…

Trump Burned $830,000 and Two Rallies to Squeak Out a Four-Point Primary
Start with the receipt, because the receipt is the story. To get Darline Graham through a Republican primary runoff in South Carolina, Trump recruited her himself. Then he endorsed her. Next came an in-person rally in Myrtle Beach on Friday, followed by a telephone…

Texas Hasn’t Elected a Democratic Senator in 30 Years. It’s Now a Dead Heat.
Texas has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988. On Thursday, the Cook Political Report moved that race to a toss-up. Not competitive. Not narrowing. A dead heat. They moved Iowa the same day, from lean Republican to toss-up. Trump carried Iowa by 13 points….

When the Bond Market Speaks, Washington Can’t Hide Behind Soundbites
Spiking Treasury yields and shifting market signals reveal a harsh truth about executive economic policy—and working families are paying the price.

This Rising Democrat Struck a Nerve, and The White House Response Proves It
When critiques about rising costs and executive self-interest hit home, the administration responds with personal attacks instead of answers.

Republicans Held This Seat Since 1999. It Just Went Blue.
Two things happened this month that seem unrelated. The first is that ten candidates endorsed by the president have now lost their Republican primaries this year. That is close to his worst year ever, which was 2022. The second is that a Democrat just won a state…

The Vice President Says the War Is About Cheap Gas. Have You Filled Up Lately?
The war with Iran started at the end of February. It is now nearly six months old. In that time, the reasons given for it have changed more than once. Stop a nuclear weapon. Take out the missiles. Destroy the navy. Answer 47 years of hostility. Get ahead of an attack…
