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Giovanni Galante Lost His Wife on 9/11. His Petition Against Mayor Mamdani Just Passed 100,000 Signatures.
Giovanni Galante lost his wife Grace on the 105th floor of the World Trade Center's North Tower. On Tuesday, September 8, he stood on the steps of...
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Massie's Epstein Petition Has 106 Signatures. All 214 Democrats Would Still Leave It One Short.
Thomas Massie's discharge petition to force a House vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II has 106 signatures and needs 218. Read the Clerk of the...
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State Cut a Korean Firm's WMD Sanctions From Two Years to Seven Months, Three Days After Syria Left the Terror List
The State Department cut a South Korean company's weapons-proliferation sanctions from two years to seven months and never said why. The notice that ran in Tuesday morning's...
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Canada's Counter-Tariffs Took Effect at 12:01 This Morning. Ottawa's 629-Line List Puts a Surtax on the USMCA Dairy Quota Itself.
Canada's counter-tariffs on American goods took effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, and the product list Ottawa published with them runs 629 tariff lines. Twenty-one of those lines...
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Trump's NFA Pardons Free Shane Cox and Jeremy Kettler. The Ruling That Silencers Aren't "Arms" Is Still Law.
President Trump pardoned four men convicted under the National Firearms Act late Friday, and two of them never spent a night in prison. Shane Cox and Jeremy...
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Virginia Gave ICE Until September 1 to Accept 12 New Conditions. Judge Payne Voided the Deadline, Then Showed Virginia the Way Around It.
Virginia gave ICE until September 1 to accept twelve new conditions or lose all thirty of its immigration enforcement agreements in the state. A federal judge in...
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D.C. Circuit Keeps SAVE Shut Down 2-1, but Federal Law Already Froze Voter Roll Purges on August 5
A divided federal appeals court refused on September 4 to switch the expanded SAVE citizenship database back on, leaving it dark with 60 days to go before...
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Five Questions Out, Thirteen In: What the Education Department Actually Changed in the School Civil Rights Survey
The Education Department's new school civil rights survey drops five questions and adds thirteen. Both versions of the form are public, and we read them side by...
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Hoskins Sat on the Petition Until Primary Day. Now He Needs Kavanaugh to Save Missouri's 7-1 Map by Sept. 14.
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins asked Justice Brett Kavanaugh late Friday night to freeze a unanimous Missouri Supreme Court ruling that pulls the Republican-drawn congressional map...
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Bessent Says We Can Grow Out of $40 Trillion. Interest Just Took 39 Cents of Every Income Tax Dollar.
Treasury's July statement shows $931 billion of net interest in ten months of fiscal 2026, or 39 cents of every individual income tax dollar collected. That is...
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DOJ Sued Kansas City, Kansas Schools Under FERPA. The Supreme Court Already Ruled Parents Cannot Enforce It Themselves.
The Justice Department sued Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools on Sept. 1 over an internal guideline that can keep a child's gender transition from parents. The government...
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Maryland Quit Its Own Supreme Court Appeal After Wolford, Then Told the Justices Wolford Changes Nothing in Novotny v. Moore
Maryland quit its own Supreme Court appeal on August 13 after the justices gutted the private-property carry rule in Wolford v. Lopez. Four days later the state...
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