As Trump boasts of a ‘golden age,’ polls show widespread pessimism and malaise
By a two-to-one margin, Americans believe the country is badly off track. Donald Trump, however, prefers to play make-believe about Americans’ attitudes.
Court rejects Trump’s power grab on federal elections and voter registration
When Donald Trump signed an executive order in March asserting radical powers over elections, he invited lawsuits. He’s now losing the court fights.
As food aid expired, Trump cheered his marble bathroom and held a ‘Gatsby’ party
As families confronted the loss of SNAP benefits, Donald Trump made his indifference clear, focusing on a marble bathroom and attending a Gatsby-themed party.
Why DOJ election monitors in California and New Jersey are setting off alarms
The Department of Justice will deploy federal election observers to monitor sites in Tuesday’s elections in California and New Jersey.
I was tried for a false charge after ICE manhandled me — but jurors saw through the DOJ
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office couldn’t get a grand jury to indict me, and I was rightly acquitted when charged with misdemeanor assault on an FBI agent.
Our national debt and spending are up despite DOGE and other federal cuts. Here’s why.
America’s debt and spending are up despite DOGE and increased tariff revenue. Entitlement programs cuts are needed if we want to avoid more pain later.