The Trump administration is getting its butt kicked in court. That’s great. But an unprecedented assault on the judiciary is coming.

Last year, Trump won praise for building a new GOP. But the Big, Beautiful Bill utterly shatters the illusion that he is some sort of brilliant policy innovator.

The law is clear, and the legislature’s powers are unambiguous. But Republicans in Washington have fully knuckled under.

With the administration’s refusal to enforce a key law for protecting clinics, abortion providers are bracing for increased disruptions.

The “60 Minutes” correspondent never mentioned Trump by name, but his call to defend democratic institutions was apparently too much for the MAGA crowd to handle.

Trump says he’s attacking foreign students because they’re taking places reserved for American kids. But the House GOP budget bill would hurt countless American students from the working class.

The legal reasoning on this point is unbelievably sloppy—even for this court.

Across the country, unidentifiable law enforcement agents are snatching unsuspecting people off the streets where they live. But just because it’s beyond the pale doesn’t make it illegal.

MAGAworld’s latest fixation can be explained simply: These reprobates love to lie, and it’s become way too easy for them to get away with it.

The population is shrinking, and the heifers just keep getting bigger. So the Burdick Ranch relies on neighbor volunteers and high school wrestlers to get the job done.

For 40 years, missile defense has never been about keeping America safe. It’s all about the contracts.

Some commentators say the former president’s age and acuity will be a litmus test for 2028 candidates. They are embarrassingly wrong.

That photo he brandished to Cyril Ramaphosa was from the Democratic Republic of Congo—whose refugees the Trump administration is pointedly not welcoming to America.

Nothing sums up the descent into authoritarian corruption of the once-republican USA like the events of May 22, 2025.

GOP Senators are chipping away at the 60-vote threshold, marking one more step toward majority rule in the upper chamber.

If the GOP really cared about meritocracy, they wouldn’t gut programs that help low-income students—especially those who also have a job or care for a child—earn a college degree.

Medicaid was once a little-regarded program. It is now a policy heavyweight—and with an enrollment larger than Medicare’s, it’s very, very popular.

The high court is stretching an interpretive philosophy to the breaking point to avoid confrontations with Trump.

The GOP is struggling to pass a budget bill that would threaten millions of poor Americans’ livelihoods and health care—to the benefit of the wealthy.

The spending cuts could force many rural hospitals to close. That wouldn’t just be a crisis for rural health care but for rural employment too.