Across the street from the U.S. Capitol, the Supreme Court justices discussed whether the Department of Education should be able to lay off hundreds of employees en masse. By a 6-3 vote on Monday, July 14, the court quickly ruled in

Have you ever wondered what politicians think is the best use of your hard-earned money? While many Americans struggle with inflation and rising costs, some in Washington have very creative ideas about spending priorities. Imagine working overtime to pay your bills,

When disaster strikes, most people rush to help. But for some politicians, a crisis is just too good to waste. Across America, we’re seeing a troubling pattern where the government swoops in after tragedy – not just to rebuild, but to

The game of politics has always had its own special rulebook. For years, Democrats have been masters at redrawing voting districts to help their side win more seats. They’ve used this trick in states like New York, Illinois, and California to

Ever wonder what happens when judges stop judging and start playing politics? America’s immigration system has been a battlefield of competing visions for decades. On one side, there’s a belief that borders should mean something, that entry into our nation is

Have you ever noticed how some people will blame everyone but themselves when things don’t go their way? It’s like watching a toddler knock over a lamp and then point accusingly at the family dog. The Democratic Party has been playing

President Donald Trump claimed on Wednesday, July 16, that Coca-Cola will begin using real cane sugar in its flagship U.S. soda — at his suggestion. However, according to NBC News, the company has not confirmed the change. In a post on

“Gavin Newsom” by Gage Skidmore is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 As I noted yesterday, Trump is putting pressure on Texas Republicans to engage in a mid-cycle redistricting round so as to try and gerrymander more Republican seats out of the