Category: Trump Administration
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Audi Picked Georgia. Tariffs Just Earned a Win.
Audi will build its first U.S. factory near Macon, Georgia: about $4 billion and 4,500 jobs. Tariffs helped make the case, but taxpayers should still watch the fine print.
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SNAP Fraud Has Two Victims. Chip Cards Can Protect Both.
A DOJ and USDA surge tied nearly $42 million in SNAP fraud to more than 40 defendants, and USDA now wants chip cards in every state. Prosecution matters, but prevention is the cheaper fix for families and taxpayers alike.
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Iran Is Plotting to Kill Americans Abroad. Take It Seriously.
A new memo from DNI Jay Clayton warns Iranian plots against Americans abroad have reached advanced stages. The State Department is cutting staff at four more Middle East embassies. Here is what the memo says and how America should respond.
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Trump Says Warships Could Stop Off Cuba After Iran. Havana Should Listen.
At a Fort Myers rally, President Trump said warships coming home from the Iran war could stop off Cuba. Moments later, Marco Rubio said now is the time. Here is what was said and what it means.
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Trump Just Put Another Iran Strike Back on the Table
A U.S. envoy said a strike on Iran could come this weekend, and Trump hinted at another Operation Epic Fury. Here is what was said and why leverage matters.
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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.
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Trump Wants Your Mortgage Insurance Gone Sooner. Good Start.
President Trump signed an order on Oct. 22 that could cancel mortgage insurance automatically once future borrowers earn the equity. It’s a smart cut to red tape, but high mortgage rates remain the bigger problem.
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Oil Just Hit $117. Iran Is Betting You’ll Blame Washington.
Brent crude briefly topped $117 after Iran claimed hits on seven tankers in Hormuz. Tehran is using the gas pump as a weapon two weeks before Election Day.
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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.
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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.
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