Federalism
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ElectionsAlberta Holds Separation Referendum Amid Tensions With Ottawa
Oct 19, 2026
Alberta voters face a non-binding referendum on leaving Canada, highlighting deep economic and political rifts with Ottawa and raising questions about the province's future.
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Courts & LawNew York Ban on 287(g) Immigration Agreements Sparks Federal Lawsuit
Oct 8, 2026
New York's new law banning local police from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement faces a federal court challenge, raising key constitutional questions.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder, Weighing State Power in Climate Lawsuits
Sep 30, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear *Suncor v. Boulder*, a case that could determine whether states can sue energy companies over climate change impacts.
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PoliticsDeMint Advocates for State Power to Combat Government Waste
Mar 20, 2026
Former Senator Jim DeMint argues that decentralizing power to states could reduce government waste and inefficiency, challenging federal control.
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ElectionsPence Criticizes SAVE Act, Sparking Debate on Election Reform
Feb 5, 2026
Former Vice President Mike Pence opposes the SAVE Act, raising questions about federal involvement in election integrity and voter registration.