The Ninth Circuit just handed down a clear rebuke: Sigal Chattah’s run as Nevada’s top federal prosecutor was unlawful. The appeals court affirmed a lower court decision that the Justice Department’s personnel shuffle violated federal law, and that means Chattah can no longer supervise the prosecutions at issue. In plain English: the administration tried a More

President Donald Trump just had one of those Oval Office moments that the networks live for — and then promptly made them worse by dragging the same clip into the social‑media mud. What began as a reporter’s question about a barb from Senator Jon Ossoff toward the president’s aide Natalie Harp ended with the president More

ICE hauled a West Hollywood resident into custody this week after a routine check‑in turned into a sudden detention. Lawyers rushed to federal court, and a judge hit the brakes on a planned removal while the habeas petition is considered. The story is simple — and the headlines are not. What followed should make anyone More

A small personnel move in a tight Texas Senate race just became a big story. Jacob Smith, a longtime GOP Hill staffer from Senator John Cornyn’s office, has left to become deputy policy director for State Representative James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign. In a race described as a dead heat, that kind of cross‑party hire More

President Trump has made one thing plain: there are no talks with Iran and the U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz remains in effect. His short, blunt message on Truth Social leaves no room for guesswork. If you were hoping for quiet diplomacy to sneak in under the radar, that ship sailed — More

Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville lit into the party’s left flank this week on Fox News’ Jesse Watters Primetime. He didn’t use nice words. He called Democratic Socialists and their allies “silly,” “a bunch of silly people,” and “a pack of fools,” adding that “no one pays attention to them.” If you were hoping for More