House Subcommittee Hearing Highlights Divisions Over Court Packing
A House subcommittee hearing on court packing revealed deep partisan divides, with Democrats not disavowing the proposal amid sharp Republican criticism.
LIAM WALKER — 05.21.26
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against D.C. bar authorities, alleging bias against conservative lawyers amid a broader push to combat perceived lawfare.
COURTS & LAW — 05.26.26
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Tulsi Gabbard to Resign as DNI Following Husband's Cancer Diagnosis
APRIL CLARK — 05.22.26
Senate Republicans Reject Restitution Fund for Victims of Government Weaponization
APRIL CLARK — 05.22.26
Rep. Nancy Mace Proposes Resolution to Bar Foreign-Born Citizens from Congress
OLIVER BROWN — 05.22.26
Supporters of Accused Killer Luigi Mangione Spark Controversy in New York
LIAM WALKER — 05.22.26
Stephen Colbert's Late Show Canceled Amid Criticism of Content and Ratings
THEO RAMIREZ — 05.21.26
- Raskin Defends SPLC Amid Fraud Allegations, Citing Donor SupportLIAM WALKER — 05.21.26
- Canadian Citizen Charged with Voting Fraud in MassachusettsAPRIL CLARK — 05.21.26
- Analysis of Thomas Massie's Primary Loss Highlights Tensions in Republican PartyAPRIL CLARK — 05.20.26
Trump's Endorsement of Paxton Sparks GOP Tensions in Texas Primary
President Trump's endorsement of Ken Paxton over John Cornyn in Texas ignites conflict within the GOP, highlighting divisions between establishment and grassroots.
APRIL CLARK — 05.20.26
Trump Endorses Paxton Over Cornyn in Texas Senate Primary
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Ken Paxton over incumbent Senator John Cornyn, highlighting tensions within the Texas GOP ahead of the primary.
APRIL CLARK — 05.20.26
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The Trump administration plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, citing the country's inaction in the Iran conflict and urging European allies to take.
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APRIL CLARK — 05.20.26
Republican Candidates Win Georgia Supreme Court Elections
Republican-backed candidates secured victories in Georgia Supreme Court elections, maintaining conservative control through 2028 amid significant political stakes.
