Poland’s struggle to depoliticize its judiciary under Tusk’s government highlights challenges in polarized democracies.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to end the deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.
House GOP hopefuls in MI, IA, and OH remain silent on supporting a House vote to release Epstein files, despite Trump’s reversal. Public opinion favors transparency.
The Trump administration plans new oil drilling off California and Florida coasts, sparking bipartisan opposition.
House Republicans are pushing for an unlawful mid-decade census, citing errors in the 2020 Census to gain seats.
History shows that fresh perspectives, economic shifts, and unchecked executive power can break congressional gridlock.
A federal court blocked Texas from using a redrawn U.S. House map, impacting 2026 election strategies for Republicans.
Veterans’ groups criticize Trump’s military actions in Venezuela, deeming them unconstitutional. Despite protests, U.S. forces escalate tensions, risking a new conflict.
Last week, Swiss business leaders gifted Trump a $130,000 gold bar, prompting tariff cuts and highlighting crony capitalism’s grip on government policy.
Clippers’ Derrick Jones Jr. injured his knee in a collision during a 121-118 loss to the Celtics; injury details pending.
Florida adopts the “Phoenix Declaration”, a set of education philosophies by Heritage Foundation, as guiding principles.
The Supreme Court is reviewing whether private prison firm GEO Group can claim immunity to lawsuits over alleged forced labor at its Colorado detention center, impacting how federal contractors might appeal legal decisions and possibly shielding them from liability for government-directed work. GEO’s revenue heavily depends on U.S. ICE contracts, raising concerns about accountability and the privatization of immigration detention amid record-high detainee numbers.
