Since our earliest days, U.S. cities have gotten a bad rap. Thomas Jefferson referred to them as "pestilential to the morals, the health and the liberties of man," and that was a generous assessment.
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Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Assault Weapon Bans
New Jersey Middle School Recalls Yearbook After Student Submits Hitler’s Baby Photo As Their Own
A prankster just pulled off what might be the most insane yearbook trick you’ll ever see.
Justice Sotomayor Discloses $4,333 in Concert Tickets from Bad Bunny’s Record Label in Latest Supreme Court Financial Report
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor disclosed receiving $4,333 worth of concert tickets from Rimas Entertainment, the Puerto Rican record label that represents superstar Bad Bunny, as part of the latest round of Supreme Court financial disclosure reports. The tickets were for Sotomayor and an unspecified number of guests…
Poll Shows Susan Collins Winning Working-Class Voters by a Wide Margin
FLASHBACK: Harry Reid Once Proposed Similar Bill to Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
My nineties self is super jealous of this kid’s yo-yo skills
This video is going viral and the nineties kid in me is absolutely losing it with jealousy.
SCOTUS Smacks Down Limits On Political Party-Candidate Spending Coordination
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that federal limits on political party-candidate spending coordination are unconstitutional. The ruling was 6-3, with Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson in the dissent. The case, known as NRSC v. FEC, stems from a 2022 challenge to a…
Sen. Eric Schmitt Declares War on Birthright Citizenship After ‘Disastrous’ Supreme Court Decision
After SCOTUS Citizenship Ruling, National Security Requires A Travel Ban On CCP Nationals
The Supreme Court narrowly ruled Tuesday that Chinese nationals partaking in birth tourism schemes may continue to do so and receive citizenship for their babies, making it imperative that President Donald Trump implement a complete ban on travel from China. The high court held that “children born in…