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New Way of Managing Weapons Sales Puts America First
President Trump’s America First Arms Transfer Strategy Executive Order changes how the U.S. government sells defense systems, putting our needs first.
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Harris and Vance Lead in 2028 Primary Races for President
Kamala Harris and J.D. Vance hold leads, but not sure also gets double-digit support.
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Poll Shows Older Women Are Up For Grabs in Midterms
A new AARP survey finds that older women voters are not happy about the economy. And either party could win their vote.
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Rubio’s Speech to Europe Wasn’t ‘Reassuring’ At All
After JD Vance’s frontal attack in Munich last year, the secretary of state’s tone seemed almost soothing. That’s just a new Maga trap, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci
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Marco Rubio Delivers Tough Love to Europe
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s impressive performance at the Munich Security Conference gives us an alluring glimpse of the president he could be one day.
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Presidents’ Day: A Reminder How Legacies Change
This Feb. 16, the nation will mark Presidents’ Day, a federal holiday Americans have celebrated every third Monday of February since 1971, when Congress, rarely the source of bright ideas, merged the birthdays of the two most legendary American presidents: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
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Report: The FBI Bent Its Own Rules To Spy on 1,100 ‘Sensitive’ Targets
If the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) wants to scrutinize a person or organization, it must meet certain legal standards demonstrating evidence to support suspicion of criminal activity before opening an investigation. Well, sort of. It turns out that if the feds can’t meet the bar to justify an investigation, they can move ahead by […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 16, 1833
2/16/1833: Barron v. City of Baltimore decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: February 16, 1833 appeared first on Reason.com.
