Were the Justices All Wet? A Legal Analysis of the Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling

The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs by a vote of 6-3, with Justice Roberts writing for the majority. Notably, the majority opinion made clear: “We claim no special competence in matters of economics or foreign affairs. We claim only, as we […]

Tariff Tantrum at the Supremes: Trump Grabs the Wheel Anyway

You have to hand it to the nine worthies in their marble palace. On February 20, 2026, they looked at President Trump’s sweeping use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to slap tariffs on everything from fentanyl pipelines to trade deficits and said, in a 6-3 ruling, “Nice try, but no.” Chief Justice […]

Trump’s Epic State of the Union: The Golden Age Is Here, and the Democrats Are Livid

Folks, last night President Trump strode into the House chamber like a conquering hero and delivered the longest State of the Union address in American history—one hour and 48 minutes of pure, unfiltered American greatness. He didn’t mince words, he didn’t pander, and he sure as hell didn’t apologize. He laid it all out: America […]

Spanberger’s Pathetic Rebuttal: Preaching “Affordability” While Virginia Democrats Ram Through Dozens of New Taxes

What a pathetic spectacle. Fresh off flipping Virginia’s governorship, Abigail Spanberger stepped up Tuesday night to deliver the official Democrat response to President Trump’s triumphant State of the Union. Speaking from the historic House of Burgesses chambers in Williamsburg, she clocked in at a meager 13 minutes of sour, negative whining that stood in pathetic […]

Trump’s War on Fraud: Vance Leads the Charge to Recoup Billions Stolen from American Taxpayers

President Trump didn’t mince words in his State of the Union address last night. After years of shocking revelations about massive fraud in government programs—especially the jaw-dropping billions pillaged in Minnesota—he officially declared a “War on Fraud.” This isn’t some bureaucratic study or press release. It’s a full-scale offensive to hunt down waste, abuse, and […]

Democrat Disgrace in the Chamber: Sit-Downs, Shouts, and Tantrums During Trump’s State of the Union

Last night, while President Trump delivered one of the most powerful, unapologetic State of the Union addresses in modern history—one hour and 48 minutes of results, heroes, and straight talk about a nation roaring back—too many Democrats in that chamber chose disgrace over decorum. They didn’t just disagree. They sat on their hands, refused basic […]

The Audacity of Entitlement: Minnesota Somalis Demand Cash for the “Trauma” of ICE Doing Its Job

You can’t make this up, America. After months of federal agents finally cracking down on illegal immigration and related chaos in the Twin Cities, the Somali community in Minnesota is now demanding that you and I pay them reparations. Not for anything they suffered at the hands of actual criminals—oh no. For the horrifying experience […]

Binance’s Iranian Cash Pipeline: Trump Pardoned the Boss, Now They’re Canning the Whistleblowers

The world’s biggest crypto exchange just got caught with its hand in the terror-financing cookie jar again, and instead of cleaning house, they fired the people who caught them. This isn’t some victimless blockchain game. This is real money—billions—slipping through to Iranian entities tied straight to terrorist groups while American blood and treasure keep flowing […]

Key Senate Races Poised to Shape Control in 2027

Control of the United States Senate remains precarious as the 2026 midterm elections approach, with Republicans holding a 53-47 majority heading into the cycle. Thirty-five seats are up for grabs, including two special elections, with Republicans defending 23 and Democrats 12. The map favors Republicans overall, but a handful of competitive contests could tip the […]

Preventive or Preemptive? The Pros and Cons of a Potential US Strike on Iran

President Donald Trump is positioning the largest naval and air forces with submarines off the coast of Iran—in the Persian Gulf, in the Mediterranean, in the Red Sea—that we’ve seen since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. And there are pros and cons about striking Iran. Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of a […]