Category: Trump Administration
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Allies Are Buying Ukraine’s Patriots. Now America Has to Build Them.
The State Department approved a $2.1 billion sale of 500 Patriot interceptors to Ukraine, paid for by Canada, Germany, Norway and an EU-backed loan. That is the right model. The problem is that the missiles aren’t built yet, and America has to build faster without draining its own stockpile.
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A Judge Tossed Trump’s WSJ Lawsuit for Good. Time to Move On.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump WSJ lawsuit over the Epstein birthday letter with prejudice. Trump plans to appeal, but conservatives should defend the rule that sank it.
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DC and Virginia Sue to Stop Trump’s Arch. Let Congress Vote on It.
D.C. and Virginia sued Saturday to block President Trump’s 250-foot arch at Memorial Circle, calling it flagrantly unlawful. Days before federal planners meet, a judge asked who is paying for it. Honoring America’s 250th is worthy, but Congress should vote and taxpayers should see the bill.
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Two Courts Block DOJ Ballot Segregation. The Supreme Court Should Settle It.
Four days before Election Day, a federal judge barred DOJ and DHS from demanding ballot segregation in any state, hours after the 9th Circuit rejected DOJ’s bid on 20,000 California ballots. Noncitizen voting is a real crime, but it takes proof. And one judge shouldn’t set the rules for 50 states.
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Save the Alaska Senate Ballots. Then Make DOJ Prove Its Case.
Four days before Election Day, the Justice Department asked a federal judge to make Alaska preserve and segregate every ballot ranking Daniel J. Sullivan, and the U.S. attorney confirmed a criminal probe. Saving evidence is cheap. Overturning voters on a hunch is not. Here’s where the line belongs.
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Feds Bring the Minnesota Fraud Fight to St. Cloud. Now Get the Money Back.
Bessent, Patel, Oz and Ferguson brought the Minnesota fraud crackdown to St. Cloud four days before the midterms: 13 defendants, nearly $83 million in intended losses, and a Treasury alert on $8 billion in suspicious wires. Here’s what’s real, what’s political, and why taxpayers want their money back.
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Bukele Sends 2,000 Troops Into Haiti. Trump Reportedly Gave His Blessing.
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele is sending more than 2,000 troops into Haiti to rescue four missing aviation technicians and fight the gangs, and Trump reportedly told him to do what he has to do. Here’s the conservative case for an ally carrying the load, and the caveats that come with it.
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Bombs on a Tanker Hull in Hormuz. Now Trump Has to Decide.
A small boat attached two explosive devices to a tanker’s hull in the Strait of Hormuz, a new tactic in the eight-month Iran conflict. A Saudi-led coalition says it downed a Houthi drone near Mecca, and CENTCOM briefed Trump on Iran options. Here’s what it means for his decision and your gas prices.
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Fired General Brett Sylvia Allegedly Leaked Iran Secrets. Now Prove It.
Hegseth fired Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, the Pentagon’s top military planner, and sent his case to the DOJ. An internal report says he admitted leaking Iran and Ukraine secrets. Leaking war plans is a betrayal, but a referral isn’t a conviction.
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DOJ Takes California’s Voter Rolls to a Grand Jury. Now Bring Proof.
Federal prosecutors began sending grand jury subpoenas to California election officials a day after a judge refused to set aside 20,000 ballots. Here’s what they demand and why the DOJ needs proof, not pressure.
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