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US Defense Secretary and Japanese Defense Minister Hold Joint News Conference in Tokyo
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi hold a joint news conference in Tokyo at 9 p.m. ET on Oct. 28.
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These 2 Supreme Court Cases May Affect Future Elections
The impact of the decisions will depend upon how quickly the justices issue their rulings.
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Panel Analysis: Government Shutdown, Possible 3rd Trump Term, Redistricting Wars
Madeline Summerville and Kate Monroe discuss how the government shutdown is hurting Americans who are food stamp recipients.
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Senator Cruz Warns About Rising Antisemitism on the Right
On October 19, Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the 45th Annual Night to Honor Israel. About a decade ago, antisemitism began rising on the left, and the Democrat Party did nothing. But in the last 6 months, we have seen antisemitism rising on the right. We must confront it. My full remarks at the 45th […]
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GOP Report Claims Biden’s Autopen Use Undermined Presidential Oversight
Interviews with former White House officials suggest the autopen approval process was ‘ripe for exploitation.’
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Appeals Court Tosses Order Allowing Trump to Deploy National Guard in Oregon
The ruling vacates an Oct. 20 order issued by a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Warns of Nationwide Flight Delays Amid Government Shutdown
While many air traffic controllers have increasingly missed work, others have temporarily taken second jobs, officials say.
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A Preference For Non-Judges on the Supreme Court of Texas?
In the past, prior judicial service may have been seen as a stepping stone for a federal judgeship. For example, during President George W. Bush’s administration, many district court judges were later elevated to the circuit court. Not so now. During President Trump’s second term, all six circuit court nominees have lacked any prior judicial […]
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When Republicans Opposed Obama’s Unauthorized Use of Force
When President Barack Obama ordered military action against Muammar Qaddafi’s Libya in 2011, both Republicans and Democrats in Congress challenged his constitutional authority to do so. On June 3 of t
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Believe Me When I Tell You
Believe me when I tell you Washington is going through stages of grief at the sudden demolition of the White House East Wing. The wreckage looks like a crime scene, with President Donald Trump’s thumb
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