The mifepristone ruling could bring Trump’s high-wire act on abortion crashing down
A new order from the Fifth Circuit threatens to upend the uneasy post-Roe equilibrium.
Americans are unhappy with Trump’s economy of choice
The biggest headwinds facing consumers and businesses alike are the direct result of White House policy.
With the help of Congress and AI, the surveillance state is being turbocharged
The U.S. is seeing the growth of a surveillance apparatus no previous generation of Americans would recognize as compatible with the Bill of Rights.
Oversight Democrat: ‘Hard to believe’ Ghislaine Maxwell’s ex-boyfriend was unaware of crimes
Rep. James Walkinshaw said that “the most common phrase” he heard from Ted Waitt during his testimony last week was “I don’t recall.”
Blanche’s AG audition gets more bizarre with comment about mandatory IDs at restaurants
His claim that people need to show ID “every time you walk into a restaurant” was foolish, but it’s part of an effort to impress his audience of one.
The Bahamas taps Roger Stone and CJ Pearson as lobbyists
Self-styled “America First” influencers keep taking on gigs in which they serve as foreign agents.
How Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos helped turn the Met Gala into a caricature of itself
In 2026, the Met Gala has become a symbol of American culture: gutted of meaning, pandering to the billionaire class, publicity for the sake of publicity.
Why Jeanine Pirro can’t get around the word ‘pedophile’ in the Cole Allen case
The U.S. attorney overseeing the case against Trump’s alleged would-be assassin said she doesn’t “really care” about an inflammatory, but important, piece of evidence.
Trump’s incessant talk about cognitive tests isn’t reassuring people about his mental fitness
The percentage of Americans who believe that Trump is “mentally sharp” has dropped below 50%. He’s apparently feeling rather defensive on the issue.
