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Federal judge rules Trump order targeting Perkins Coie is unconstitutional

A federal judge ruled President Donald Trump‘s executive order seeking to revoke contracts and security clearances from the Perkins Coie law firm is unconstitutional. In the executive order, Trump said the top Democratic-linked law firm conducted “dishonest and dangerous activity,” noting its connections to pushing the Russia collusion claims during Trump’s first term. “No American […]

New York leads US with greatest number of antisemitic incidents

(The Center Square) — The greatest number of antisemitic attacks were reported last year, 9,354, according to an annual report published by the Anti-Defamation League. The majority of incidents, 64%, occurred in 10 states, eight of which are led by Democrats, the Center Square reported.  According to the ADL’s Audit of Antisemitic Incidents in 2024, New York state […]

How Trump is testing the limits of executive power

President Donald Trump’s second term is testing the boundaries of Article II executive power like no presidency before. Through sweeping legal battles over federal firings, immigration crackdowns, budget authority, and attacks on liberal institutions, Trump is aiming to reshape the office’s reach for decades — and the courts have been the battleground since the first […]

100-day report card: Trump struggles to achieve peace in Ukraine and gives ‘tough love’ to allies

On the 2024 campaign trail, President Donald Trump repeatedly vowed to end the war in Ukraine on “Day One” of his second administration. More than 100 days later, the war rages on. The president has since said his pledge was exaggerated and made “in jest,” arguing that three months isn’t so long in a three-year […]

CCP officials and Chinese state entities poured donations into UC Berkeley: Report

Newly obtained donor records revealed that hundreds of thousands of dollars have flowed from entities linked to the Chinese government into the coffers of the University of California, Berkeley, one of the most prestigious public institutions in the nation.  Members of the Chinese Communist Party, a sanctioned Chinese research university, and Chinese state-owned enterprises have […]

Proposal gives new weapon in fight against cartels

Assistance from one of North Carolina’s 100 county sheriffs helped a freshman congressman craft legislation to assist law enforcement’s fight against international cartels. If passed, the Financial Intelligence and National Security, or FINS, Act would amend Section 5312 of Title 31, classifying wire transfer service providers as financial institutions under the Bank Secrecy Act and […]

Georgia governor says Trump tariffs ‘could be problematic’ if left in place

SAVANNAH, Georgia — Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) warned of economic consequences for Georgia’s small businesses if the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs aren’t lifted in the coming months. “All the tariffs, you know, I’m hopeful they don’t play out too long,” said Kemp, who was a home builder and developer before entering politics, during remarks to reporters […]

Kelly Loeffler praises ‘workforce of the future’ in manufacturing-focused tour

RINCON, Georgia — Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler toured a career education center on Friday and said the country is making strides in training the next generation of skilled workers. Loeffler praised the skills being taught during a visit with students and faculty at the Effingham College and Career Academy, a specialty high school […]

Rubio calls on Germany to ‘reverse course’ after country designated AfD an ‘extremist’ group

Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the German domestic spy agency for designating the Alternative für Deutschland party an “extremist” group. Germany’s Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the Verfassungsschutz, claimed Friday that the AfD was trying to “undermine the free democratic basic order” — opening up the ability to greater surveil the group. […]

Maine settles with Trump administration in funding freeze lawsuit

The State of Maine dropped its lawsuit against the Trump administration on Friday after reaching a settlement agreement, which comes as the two parties have been feuding over transgender policies. Maine agreed to withdraw its lawsuit in exchange for the Department of Agriculture vowing not to freeze the millions of dollars it directs to the […]
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