What’s Behind the Federalist Society’s Leonard Leo’s Backing the Tariff Case Before the Supreme Court?
The Trump administration’s tariff policies are getting their day in the highest United States court. The Supreme Court is deliberating V.O.S. Selections v. Trump, a case filed by a coalition of small businesses that claim President Donald Trump’s tariff policy is increasing their operating costs, doing great harm…
A Tale of Two States: The Contrast of Red vs. Blue in the Saga of Illegal Immigrant Truck Drivers
RedState has reported extensively on the alarming number of illegal immigrants in the U.S. working as over-the-road 18-wheeler truck drivers. Americans from every walk of life use America’s interstates to visit family and friends, go on vacation, or just get to work every day. This is not a…
Email Released by House Oversight Committee Shows Jeffrey Epstein Saying Lord Peter Mandelson Was Right To Tell Him ‘To Stay Away From (Former Prince) Andrew’
Former Prince and Duke of York Andrew (R) with Lord Peter Mandelson in Brussels, 2007 June 2007. EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET For disgraced ‘former Prince’ Andrew to learn his ‘friends’ despised him is yet another bitter pill to swallow. Democrats in the House Oversight Committee, participating in the review of…
We Don’t Need Tariff Rebate Checks, and I Have 38 Trillion Reasons Why
This is a topic that keeps being brought up by various members of the Trump administration: The notion that tariff income from President Trump’s tariffs has been robust enough to support a $2,000 rebate check for all Americans under a certain, unnamed income level. (I’ve seen a household…
The Growing Isolation of John Fetterman Reveals the Democrats’ War on Moderates
Democrats Somberly Remove Sombreros, Signaling End Of Shutdown
WASHINGTON, D.C. — With the Senate approving a new funding bill and sending it across the hall for a House of Representatives vote set for Wednesday night, a group of top Democrats somberly removed their sombreros to signal the end of the government shutdown.
Democratss Somberly Remove Sombreros, Signaling End Of Shutdown
WASHINGTON, D.C. — With the Senate approving a new funding bill and sending it across the hall for a House of Representatives vote set for Wednesday night, a group of top Democrats somberly removed their sombreros to signal the end of the government shutdown.
BREAKING: Newsom’s Former Chief of Staff Arrested by the FBI on Bank and Wire Fraud Charges
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s former Chief of Staff was arrested by the FBI in a public corruption probe. Feds charged Dana Williamson and other co-conspirators with 23 counts of obstruction of justice, false statements, bank and wire fraud on Wednesday, according to the indictment reviewed by The Sacramento…
