New FBI documents tied to the Clinton Foundation investigation are raising fresh concerns about political bias and unequal justice within federal agencies.
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John Eastman’s disbarment is being framed as a turning point in legal battles tied to politics. Critics argue it reflects a broader trend of lawfare against conservatives.
A report alleges Dobbs majority justices faced serious threats following the leak. Internal delays in releasing the ruling raised security concerns.
Former Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson admitted under oath he changed whistleblower rules in 2019. The timing has renewed scrutiny over the origins of the Trump impeachment inquiry.
A federal appeals court delivered a sharp rebuke to Judge James Boasberg, calling his actions a “clear abuse of discretion” in a case involving Trump-era deportations. The ruling reinforces limits on judicial overreach into executive authority on national security matters.
Robert Mueller’s legacy is under renewed scrutiny following criticism of his role in the Trump Russia investigation. Questions remain over his conclusions and lasting impact.
A new memo calls on the Senate to make election integrity its top priority. The focus is on voter eligibility and restoring confidence in election outcomes.
Reducing federal control and empowering states is presented as a solution to government waste and inefficiency. The argument centers on accountability, cost control, and restoring constitutional balance.
As conflict with Iran unfolds, Americans are flooded with conflicting narratives. This guide explains how to approach the situation with caution, skepticism, and clear thinking.
President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed Iran’s nuclear program was destroyed in U.S.–Israeli strikes. Renewed calls for action now raise questions about shifting justifications and Middle East policy.
A Federalist article argues that Democrats fail to protect U.S. citizens over illegal immigrants amid arrests of violent offenders, sparking partisan backlash.
In Wisconsin’s New Richmond school district, parents erupted after learning of a transgender bathroom policy kept from them. The board rejected a plan to separate bathrooms by biological sex, fueling debate over safety and parental rights.
A Federalist opinion piece claims that American athletes who criticize the U.S. while competing at the Winter Olympics deserve defeat. The article frames rooting against them as a patriotic act.
Democrats publicly criticize ICE as agents continue removing violent offenders. The contrast highlights political theater versus law enforcement realities.
Indiana state legislators have upgraded an immigration enforcement bill to require local sheriffs to honor federal immigration detainers and tighten compliance. The measure also adds provisions for hospitals and employers to identify and report illegal immigrants.
Investigators Can’t Find Tapes Showing Fulton County’s 2020 Ballot Count Started At Zero, Board Says
Investigators Can’t Find Tapes Showing Fulton County’s 2020 Ballot Count Started At Zero, Board Says
Investigators revealed Fulton County cannot locate the required “zero tapes” used to verify ballot counters began at zero during early voting in the 2020 election. The missing records raise serious questions about election administration and recordkeeping.
A sharp critique of Hillary Clinton’s essay on Christianity and immigration, arguing her moral claims collapse under factual and logical scrutiny. The piece revisits long-standing critiques of Clinton’s rhetorical style and political self-certainty.
By Eddie Scarry Credit to the Department of Homeland Security and Vice President J.D. Vance for immediately nipping in the bud what was sure to…