Category: Elections and Politics
-
Ex-FBI Officials Hit With New Hunter Biden Laptop Charges. Now Prove It.
Prosecutors filed a superseding complaint accusing two ex-FBI counterintelligence officials of obstructing Congress and lying about their roles in the Hunter Biden investigations. Lying to Congress is a crime, but a complaint is only an accusation, and DOJ must now prove its case in court, not on a campaign calendar.
-
California Noncitizen Ballots: DOJ Loses a Race It Started Late
A 2-1 Ninth Circuit panel tossed the DOJ’s emergency bid to set aside mail ballots from 20,000-plus people it calls likely noncitizens, calling the emergency partly self-made. Noncitizen voting is illegal, but election integrity has to be done early and by the book.
-
DOJ Flags 400 Noncitizen Voters in Washington. Check Every One.
The Trump DOJ says more than 400 people registered in Washington without U.S. citizenship cast 1,500 votes, and it wants their ballots set aside. Every name deserves a check through due process, and the DOJ owes the public its evidence.
-
James Comey Charged a Third Time. This Leak Case Has a High Bar.
The Trump DOJ has charged former FBI Director James Comey a third time, over a 2016 leak to The New York Times that his lawyers say two U.S. Attorneys declined to prosecute. Leaks are serious, but a decade-old case filed without a grand jury has a high bar to clear.
-
Judge Says DOJ Illegally Fired Maurene Comey. Let the Supreme Court Settle It.
A federal judge ruled the Trump DOJ illegally fired prosecutor Maurene Comey and awarded back pay. The DOJ will appeal, and the Article II question of whether a president can fire his prosecutors at will belongs at the Supreme Court.
-
A Philly Cop Was Killed. The Blame Game Started Before His Funeral.
Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber served two tours in Iraq and came home safe. Then, on Oct. 10, he was shot and killed on a West Philadelphia porch while answering a call about a person with a gun. He was 40. He left behind his wife, Lisa, and their children, Finn and Emily. Naturally, that…
-
A Judge’s AI-Drafted Order Cited a Fake Case. Now He’s Off It.
The Fifth Circuit vacated Judge Henry Wingate’s injunction against Mississippi’s anti-DEI law after finding AI hallucinations in his orders, including a court case that does not exist. Here is what happened, and why a judge’s signature has to mean something.
-
Trump Tried to Drop His Appeal. The Ninth Circuit Ruled Anyway.
The Trump administration asked to drop its own appeal. The Ninth Circuit refused, then ruled 2-1 that the 2025 Los Angeles National Guard deployment was unlawful, setting binding precedent.
-
300,000 Visas Revoked. A Visa Was Never a Right.
The State Department says visa revocations have passed 300,000 since January 2025, most tied to crimes like assault and drunk driving. Here’s why enforcing the terms of a visa is common sense.
-
Alaska Has a Fake Dan Sullivan Problem. Washington Isn’t the Fix.
The Justice Department sued to block Alaska’s Senate certification if Sen. Dan Sullivan loses because of a same-name spoiler. The stunt is dirty, but states run elections.
Latest News
Stay Connected
Categories
Economy Elections and Politics Faith and Culture Foreign Policy Politics Sports and Business Trump Administration
Tags
Accountability Alaska Artificial Intelligence Big Tech Border Security California Congress Cost of Living Dan Sullivan Department of Justice Donald Trump Economy Education Election Integrity Elections Energy Energy Policy Europe Federal Courts Federal Reserve Foreign Policy Gas Prices Government Spending Immigration Inflation Iran Iran War Israel Justice Department Mary Peltola Middle East Midterm Elections Midterms 2026 National Security Noncitizen Voting Oil Prices Parental Rights Rule of Law Russia Strait of Hormuz Supreme Court Tariffs Trump Administration Ukraine Voter ID
