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Massachusetts Republicans Handed Michael Minogue 75.84 Percent. Their Party Left 143 of 200 Legislative Seats Without a Candidate.
Massachusetts Republicans handed Michael Minogue 75.84 percent of the vote in Tuesday's primary for governor, a 51.67-point win over the candidate the Boston Globe endorsed. The number...
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Dana Nessel Told Michigan's Jewish Democrats to Sacrifice "the Very Future of Our Own People." The Esther Story She Used Says the Opposite.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel told a private gathering of Jewish Democrats they have a "moral imperative" to put the world's needs above their own survival. She reached...
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HUD Rescinded the Answer to Question 59. That One Paragraph Held Builders Liable Forever, and HUD Says It Cost $110 Million.
HUD and DOJ rescinded the answer to Question 59 in a 2013 Fair Housing Act guidance document, restoring the one-year deadline for accessibility complaints. The rescission took...
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Louisiana Lets 18-Year-Olds Carry Without a Permit, Then Refuses to Issue Them One. FPC Says That Puts 1,336 School Zones Off Limits.
Ella Pool is old enough to carry a concealed handgun in Louisiana without a permit. She is too young to be issued one. The Firearms Policy Coalition...
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The White House's "Nearly 70%" ICE Arrest Number Was Last True in May 2025. July's Is 48.7%
The White House says nearly 70% of people ICE arrests have a U.S. criminal conviction or charge. ICE's own July arrest records say 48.7%. We pulled the...
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Chip Roy Wants Congress to Define "Subject to the Jurisdiction." His Own Border Bill Has Sat Since a 16-14 Vote in July.
A House subcommittee held its second birthright citizenship hearing Wednesday, and hours after the gavel a federal judge blocked President Trump's newest order on birth tourism. Rep....
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Factory Input Prices Just Printed 71.1 for the 23rd Month Straight. Steel Is Up 28 Percent and New Car Prices Are Up 0.9.
The Institute for Supply Management's factory price gauge registered 71.1 percent for August, unchanged from July and the 23rd consecutive month American manufacturers reported paying more for...
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Yale Ordered Reporters Off Campus at a Rally Against Its Justice Department Admissions Deal
Yale University told reporters from three news organizations they could not cover a September 1 rally on its campus and ordered them off university property. The rally...
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City of Los Angeles Opposes Olvera Street Merchants' Bid to Defend the 1929 Cross in Ninth Circuit Appeal
The City of Los Angeles is trying to keep the Olvera Street merchants out of the federal appeal over a 1929 wooden cross that stands at the...
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The House Stopgap Passed 370-48. Nineteen Republicans Voted No, and 167 Democrats Switched to Yes.
The House cleared the stopgap spending bill 370 to 48 on Tuesday afternoon and sent President Trump a measure funding the federal government through December 11, taking...
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Mullin's DHS Sends ICE Investigators Into Nine States Hunting Voter Fraud, and DOJ's Own Election Rule Is Half-Suspended
Homeland Security Investigations began a coordinated voter fraud enforcement push across nine states on Tuesday, September 1, covering California, Connecticut, Georgia, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington...
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Minnesota Honors Carry Permits From New York and California. It Rejects Florida's. A Georgia Trucker Just Took That to the Supreme Court.
A Georgia long-haul truck driver has asked the Supreme Court to rule that Minnesota cannot ignore the carry permits Florida and Georgia issued him. Minnesota's response, filed...
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