In a dramatic return to one of his most consequential presidential legacies, Donald J. Trump unleashed his first wave of judicial nominees on Tuesday — a bold slate packed with conservative legal firepower, MAGA loyalty, and unapologetic ambition to reshape the American judiciary. The message is clear: the Trump bench is back, and it’s loaded …

In a moment of constitutional clarity delivered with measured urgency, Chief Justice John Roberts made an unmistakable stand for the independence of the judiciary Wednesday night in Buffalo, New York. The setting was calm — a fireside chat in his hometown — but the subtext was charged. Amid rising tensions between the Trump administration and …

In a pointed press conference on Tuesday, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) signaled that the possibility of impeaching federal judges remains “on the table,” though he emphasized the constitutional hurdles that make such a move rare and exceptionally difficult. His remarks come amid mounting pressure from some Republicans — including former President Donald Trump — …

The Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday to allow the Department of Defense to begin implementing its ban on transgender-identifying individuals serving openly in the military has, unsurprisingly, sparked a new media firestorm. But while the ruling itself was legally sound and within the High Court’s authority, some media outlets—most notably The Hill—used the news as …

In a heated exchange on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) firmly denied that there was any evidence FEMA discriminated against disaster victims based on political affiliation under President Biden — despite multiple firings and an investigation confirming that a Biden-era FEMA supervisor directed relief workers to avoid Trump supporters’ homes. DeLauro, defending the …

In a deepening fiscal and political crisis for the world’s most prominent international institution, the United Nations is facing a historic budget shortfall—and much of it stems from a widening chasm between the U.S. and the UN itself. According to The Economist, the UN entered 2024 with a $200 million cash shortfall, and internal projections …

In what may come to define one of the most pivotal chapters in modern American political history, a forthcoming book reveals that White House aides considered administering a cognitive test to President Joe Biden months before his dramatic withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. The revelations come from “2024: How Trump Retook the White House …

In classic Trumpian style, President Donald Trump shut down speculation over Mike Waltz’s departure from the role of national security adviser this weekend, forcefully rejecting media claims that Waltz was ousted in the wake of the so-called “Signalgate” scandal. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump characterized the move not as a demotion or …

Starbucks is once again in the middle of a cultural brew storm—this time not over the coffee, but the clothing. The company’s latest dress code update has sparked a wave of protests from its Gen Z workforce, particularly from unionized employees who see the move as a direct hit on personal expression and identity. Set …

Oh, buckle up—because if you thought the legal wrangling over media, executive power, and federal employment couldn’t get spicier, the D.C. Circuit Court just handed the Trump administration a judicial espresso shot. In a 2-1 decision that has already been hailed as a monumental win for Team Trump, the U.S. Court of Appeals has granted …