Special counsel – a title without legal powers? The Supreme Court is hearing Donald Trump’s appeal over claims of presidential immunity from prosecution today, April 25. The former president, however, has another iron in the fire that might trump the Biden/Democrat lawfare effort against him. It’s a bid to disqualify Jack Smith’s appeal on the…
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Niger kicks the United States out and invites its enemies in. Niger is kicking out the United States. The African nation — a critical node in US counterterrorism efforts in Africa — has told Foggy Bottom and the US Africa Command (USAFRICOM) it is pulling out of its status of forces agreement. Ruling military junta…
A battle Trump can win, even if he loses. Donald Trump will face off against the Department of Justice at the United States Supreme Court on Thursday, April 25. Biden’s DOJ charged Trump because it said he “pursued unlawful means of discounting legitimate votes and subverting the election results.” Trump asked the courts to declare…
Homelessness is a serious problem across the nation, and the question of how cities and states can legally deal with tent cities and other encampments has become a huge focus for local governments. On April 22, Supreme Court justices discussed the Grants Pass v. Johnson case, in which some homeless filed a suit against the…
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The perfect storm of economics, apathy, and the inability to cope. Ah, the well-orchestrated ditch days by students in the US public school system were often legendary. Tales to not tell your children but recall the glory days with pals at the reunion. Contrary to a high school student’s deep-felt belief, parents always knew. But…
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Is the Biden administration putting its thumb on the 2024 scale? When it comes to the question of who has the authority to decide how elections are conducted, the Constitution is clear. Legislatures make the rules – not judges, not governors, not attorneys general, and certainly not the US Department of Justice (DOJ). Yet the…
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Former President Donald Trump was in court yesterday, April 22, as attorneys made their opening arguments in what is commonly called a “hush money” case. Defendant Trump faces 34 felony charges that run the gamut from falsifying business records and touching on accusations of election law and tax law violations. Being the first-ever case of…
Congress can work together, just not necessarily on what the public wants. The House passed a heap of largely bipartisan but also quite controversial legislation over the weekend. Three spending bills – which will be lumped together as one package for the Senate – cleared the lower chamber, approving billions of dollars in military spending…
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It’s time for opening statements in the first “Get Trump” criminal case to go to trial. Donald Trump’s immunity claims against the Biden DOJ prosecution of him in federal court will be heard at the United States Supreme Court on Thursday, April 24. It may only be our former president’s second most important courtroom argument…
It’s an election year and, by now, you should know what that means. Progressive globalist billionaire George Soros is on the loose on multiple fronts, and his overarching reach is profoundly influencing US politics, culture, and the judicial system. “Soros’ Fund for Policy Reform poured $60 million into the Democracy PAC in the first quarter…
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Is America still the land of the free? Is the US quietly metastasizing into an anti-speech zone? The list of exhibits continues to grow: visits from the FBI over social media posts, people and companies canceled for espousing incorrect political opinions, and financial institutions participating in the debanking initiative over their clients’ politics. US officials…
The Chinese Communist Party is under intense scrutiny for infiltrating the US. Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability James Comer (R-KY) and Chairman of the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Mike Gallagher (R-WI) had a busy week. The latter released…
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