Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s remarks at the University of Kansas School of Law didn’t just raise eyebrows—they crossed a line that Supreme Court justices rarely approach in public. Speaking about an immigration-related case, Sotomayor took aim at a concurring opinion authored by Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Though she avoided naming him directly, the reference was unmistakable, and …

The situation unfolding on Capitol Hill is moving fast, and in its current form, it’s being driven less by formal findings and more by a cascade of allegations, public reactions, and political fallout. At the center of it is former Representative Eric Swalwell, whose abrupt exit from public life has become the most immediate and …

The forensic picture surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk continues to narrow, piece by piece, through technical evidence rather than speculation. A newly referenced ATF report centers on what was physically recovered during the autopsy: a damaged bullet jacket fragment from a .30-caliber round, along with four separate lead fragments. These are not complete projectiles, …

The argument begins with a familiar premise—taxpayer money should be used responsibly—but quickly pivots into a specific political narrative built around the actions of Vice President JD Vance’s anti-fraud task force. The reported suspensions of hundreds of hospices and home health agencies in Los Angeles, tied to an estimated $600 million in fraud, provide a …

The push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth marks a sharp escalation in the political battle over U.S. military actions tied to Iran, with House Democrats now attempting to shift accountability directly onto a key figure inside the administration. Led by Rep. Yassamin Ansari, the effort centers on a five-count impeachment resolution that blends concerns …

The situation surrounding former Rep. Eric Swalwell escalated rapidly, moving from initial reports to a political and legal crisis that forced his resignation and drew questions toward Democratic leadership, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. A flustered Nancy Pelosi denies that Democrats knew what Swalwell was doing and turned a blind eye: Pelosi: “Absolutely not …

A newly formed division within Virginia’s government is drawing attention following the appointment of an attorney whose previous work at the federal level focused on housing discrimination cases tied to gender identity policies. The Public Advocacy Division, created under Virginia official Jay Jones, is now led by Helen Hardiman, a former attorney in the U.S. …

Zohran Mamdani is pressing ahead with a campaign promise that has already sparked sharp reactions from business owners and policy watchers alike: city-run grocery stores across New York’s five boroughs. The plan, first introduced during his campaign, is now moving into execution, with Mamdani confirming that the first location is expected to open next year. …

A federal appeals court has stepped in to shut down a contentious contempt inquiry led by Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, marking a sharp turn in an already complex legal battle tied to the Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act. In a 2–1 decision, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a …

A new wave of controversy has erupted around Congressman Eric Swalwell, driven by the release of videos and a string of serious allegations that are rapidly gaining attention online. The situation escalated after activist and Human Events editor Jack Posobiec claimed he obtained additional footage purportedly showing Swalwell in a private setting with a woman …