Author: Constitutional Nobody

The Supreme Court on Friday limited the use of nationwide injunctions, reining in federal judges’ ability to issue sweeping orders that have in recent years stymied implementation of policies from Republican and Democratic presidential administrations alike. In a widely anticipated decision stemming from President Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, the high court said…

Keir Starmer has admitted he ‘deeply regrets’ his warning that uncontrolled immigration risks turning Britain into an ‘island of strangers’. The PM made the jibe in a speech last month, seen as marking a tough new approach to combat the political threat posed by Reform. But Sir Keir said he realised the language ‘wasn’t right’…

The German Bundestag has voted to suspend family reunification rights for a specific category of migrants — those with so-called subsidiary protection — for an initial period of two years. The decision, supported by the ruling CDU/CSU-SPD coalition, and also the opposition Alternative for Germany (AfD), affects an estimated 380,000 people, primarily Syrians, who are…

According to the Bavarian Ministry of Education, nearly one in five preschool children in Bavaria is required to attend compulsory German language courses before starting school. A recent statewide assessment revealed that roughly 18 % of the nearly 130,000 children who will start school in the 2026/27 semester demonstrated insufficient German language skills. The initiative to test the…

In Wangen, a village east of Stuttgart, a 27-year-old Afghan asylum seeker was fatally shot by police after he attacked officers with a knife, leaving one officer seriously wounded. The incident occurred during an operation to execute a warrant for the man’s arrest for a past assault offense. Police reported that when they arrived at…

Washington bureaucrats have a long history of creating programs that sound good on paper but waste billions in taxpayer dollars. From $640 toilet seats to $7,000 coffee makers, and even a $2 million study on why people like certain foods, the federal government has mastered the art of burning through cash with little to show…

For years, conservatives have been fighting a quiet war. It’s not a battle fought with tanks or troops, but with common sense and conviction. It is a steady struggle to reclaim our country’s founding principles from federal bureaucrats who believe they know better than the American people. These elites have used your hard-earned tax dollars…

(NewsNation) — A Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump’s executive order didn’t halt birthright citizenship, but it did restrict the power of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions that grant legal relief in the matter.  In its 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court favored Trump’s request to temporarily halt nationwide injunctions from district courts on…

by Ben Whedon   President Donald Trump on Friday celebrated what he called a “giant win” at the Supreme Court after the justices voted to narrow the scope of lower court injunctions. “GIANT WIN in the United States Supreme Court! Even the Birthright Citizenship Hoax has been, indirectly, hit hard,” he posted on Truth Social. “It had…

South Korean authorities detained six United States citizens on Friday, June 26, for attempting to send plastic bottles filled with items across the sea to North Korea. Police said they apprehended the group on Ganghwa Island before they could release the bottles, which carried rice, U.S. currency, miniature Bibles and USB drives. South Korea designated…

On June 28, 2005, Apple released iTunes 4.9. The update included support for discovering, downloading and subscribing to podcasts — even though the term wasn’t widely used at the time. Apple had quietly laid the groundwork for an audio revolution. Where did the word ‘podcast’ come from? The word “podcast” was coined in 2004 by…