I. A State at a Crossroads On a gray Wednesday morning in Jefferson City, the Missouri Supreme Court convened to hear arguments in two cases that could reshape the contours […]
I. A Tense Morning on Capitol Hill On Tuesday morning, the U.S. House of Representatives braced for yet another fight. Reporters packed into the gallery; staffers crowded outside the chamber. […]
Introduction: A City on the Edge On a brisk November morning in Washington Heights, a crowd gathered around a street corner where Homeland Security agents had pinned a man to […]
On a gray Monday morning in Washington, a routine hallway press conference turned unexpectedly combustible. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a polished communicator who has spent nearly four decades navigating […]
As Republicans debate America’s role on the world stage, Cruz positions himself as a forceful voice on national security — and refuses to rule out a future White House bid. […]
With two appellate confirmations in one week, President Trump reshapes the federal judiciary in regions long dominated by Democratic-appointed judges. The U.S. Senate delivered a significant victory to President Donald […]
A sweeping reversal of federal land policy sets the stage for one of the largest energy expansions on U.S. soil in decades. The Trump administration took one of its biggest […]
Newly released emails, whistleblower claims, and renewed scrutiny revive longstanding questions about political bias inside federal law enforcement. The Senate Judiciary Committee has opened a sweeping new inquiry into whether […]
An 8–1 ruling — with liberal justices joining the majority — reshapes the immigration landscape and delivers one of the strongest judicial endorsements of executive power in recent years. The […]
A trove of Justice Department filings sheds new light on James Comey’s final weeks as FBI director — a period marked by secret emails, internal tension, and a decision that […]