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By: Reed Cooper | On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that 45th President Donald Trump has some immunity from prosecution in his federal election case in a legendary and historic 6-3 decision. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Monday, Trump was granted absolute immunity for "official acts" while not being granted immunity for "unofficial acts." The majority's opinion was heavily criticized, however, by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who argued in a dissent that the ruling would allow the President to use the military to assassinate his political rival or launch a coup to stay in power while still being immune from criminal prosecution.  Read More

On Monday, 45th President Donald J. Trump called out Joe Biden's abysmal debate performance in a Truth Social post, arguing that any way you slice it, there is essentially no way to vindicate the Democrat president. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Monday, the Supreme Court struck a major blow to the federal bureaucracy after the justices, in a 6-3 decision, ruled in Corner Post Inc v. Board of Governors that the six-year window to sue federal agencies begins when the bureaucracy's actions harm the plaintiff. The majority's opinion, written by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, outlines that citizens damaged by federal regulations are able to sue the federal government up to six years after they were damaged rather than only being able to sue within six years after the regulation was finalized. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Monday, the Supreme Court handed down one of the most important rulings of this term in Trump v. United States. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | During a Sunday gathering of the First Family at Camp David, First Lady Jill Biden, the president's son Hunter Biden, and other members of Biden's family refused to acknowledge that Biden's disastrous debate performance on Thursday was caused by him and instead focused on shifting blame to the staffers and close advisors who prepared the 81-year-old Democrat for the showdown with 45th President Donald Trump. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | After a tumultuous few days following President Joe Biden's disastrous debate on Thursday night, Democrats have been scrambling to ensure that President Biden remains at the top of the ticket despite high-profile donors and media figures calling for the president to step aside for someone younger. One of those who swooped in to defend Biden was his former boss, President Barack Obama, who took to social media following the debate to calm Democrats and emphasize Biden's record. However, conservative commentator Tucker Carlson revealed on Monday that Obama's defense of the 81-year-old Democrat wasn't as forthcoming as some in Biden's orbit had hoped. Read More

More military families feel that their well-being has declined amid financial strain under the Biden administration, according to a survey published on Thursday. Read More

The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the state’s six-week abortion ban on Friday. Read More

The Biden administration is working overtime to dispel the notion that it supports sex-change surgeries for minors. Yet, it has repeatedly backed challenges to state bans targeting the procedures and worked closely with a leading organization to advance transgender medicine. Read More

Democratic megadonors discussed holding an intervention to convince President Joe Biden to step down as the party’s nominee after Thursday night’s poor debate performance, The New York Times reported Saturday. Read More

A Biden campaign social media account on Friday shared a video of a formerly undecided voter, who happens to be a convicted murderer turned community activist, endorsing the president. Read More

Any effort to replace President Joe Biden with another Democratic candidate would likely be an uphill battle against practical, political and even legal obstacles. Read More

By: Reed Cooper | Virginia is for lovers... TRUMP Lovers! Read More

The rise of populist politics in the U.S. has coincided with a massive shift in the level of wealth held by average Americans compared to the elite. Read More