The Federalist Society’s recent webinar made one thing plain: the fight over birthright citizenship didn’t end with the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara. Legal heavyweights told a live audience that Congress still has tools to push back, and they named the likely routes. That matters because if lawmakers don’t act, the status quo More

President Trump cut his weekend at Camp David short and returned to the White House as the State Department issued a regional security alert for Americans in the Middle East. The warning came after Houthi forces launched missile and drone strikes that Saudi officials say included an attempted ballistic missile toward Riyadh. This cluster of More

Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick showed up on a cable news couch this week and said something a lot of voters will understand: artificial intelligence is moving so fast it’s now a global problem that needs guardrails. He didn’t call for panic — he called for action. Below is his interview clip; watch it and listen for More

Washington found a program that cost billions and, surprise, the headlines had a field day. A fresh GAO audit says federal agencies recorded about $9.5 billion in paid administrative leave in 2025 — and roughly $6.7 billion of that is tied to the administration’s Deferred Resignation Program (DRP). That number is real. So are the More

Rep. Lauren Boebert is fighting back after a sworn ethics complaint accused her of sexual relationships with multiple staffers. The complaint, filed by David B. Wheeler of American Muckrakers and published with redacted exhibits, makes serious claims — and Boebert has publicly denied them in blunt terms. What the Boebert ethics complaint alleges The American More

Caribbean leaders have quietly moved from speeches to strategy. At a regional conference hosted by Prime Minister Mia Mottley of Barbados, officials agreed to start building real legal cases aimed at forcing the United Kingdom to talk about slavery reparations. That means talk of suing under international racial‑discrimination law, pressing advisory opinions at the International More