The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: ‘The SAVE Act is horrible legislation’
In today’s newsletter: Election results from Illinois, Sen. Mark Kelly discusses the U.S. intelligence hearing on Iran and more.
Trump thinks he can say whatever he wants. Judge Boasberg just publicly called his bluff.
The judge treated Trump’s own words as evidence of motive — and may signal a broader judicial willingness to scrutinize politicized legal process.
Judge writes Kari Lake ‘repeatedly thumbed her nose’ at legal requirements
Reagan-appointed Judge Royce Lamberth ruled against the government’s illegal crippling of Voice of America.
In touting SAVE Act, Johnson refuses to cite any fraud it would have prevented
The House speaker held a press conference to tout Republicans’ voter suppression bill but wouldn‘t point to any evidence about why tighter restrictions might be needed.
Republicans insist Trump has a strategy on the Strait of Hormuz — even as it changes by the hour
Trump can’t make up his mind on what he wants allies to do on the Strait of Hormuz. But Republicans in Congress maintain that he’s planned for Iran to cut off traffic all along.
Pope Leo tells broadcasters to reject Trumpian war propaganda
The pope’s comments discouraging propaganda that portrays war as if it’s a video game could be interpreted as a clear shot at the Trump administration.
Israel says Iranian Intelligence Minister Esmail Khatib has been killed
Israel Katz announced Khatib’s killing and said that “significant surprises are expected throughout this day.”
AIPAC’s Illinois strategy should be a wake-up call — for candidates and for voters
In the Democratic Party, a dwindling number of candidates want to be publicly associated with the country’s most prominent pro-Israel political organization.
The most important things Markwayne Mullin brings to the table as Trump’s DHS pick
The Department of Homeland Security’s focus on immigration above all its other responsibilities isn’t likely to change under Mullin’s watch.
‘Americans at heart’: ICE detains DACA recipient on way to visit premature baby in NICU
Juan Chavez Velasco’s case reflects a growing pattern: The Trump administration is targeting Dreamers who once believed DACA shielded them — and letting their renewals expire unanswered.
