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Former Obama and Clinton lawyer representing lawsuit over Trump’s ballroom

The nonprofit organization National Trust for Historic Preservation filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump Friday afternoon, mounting the first legal challenge to his construction of a gargantuan ballroom at the White House.  Trump has steadily altered the White House decor throughout his first year back in office, which includes the replacement of the famous […]

Lieutenant governor warns Trump administration won’t see Indiana as ‘good partner’ after redistricting failure

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith said the Trump administration will likely pull certain federal support from the state in retaliation for GOP lawmakers bucking the White House on a redistricting vote.  A mid-decade redistricting bill that sought to redraw congressional lines in favor of Republicans failed to pass the Indiana Senate in a 31-21 vote on […]

Democrats look ‘foolish’ for defending narco-terrorists and illegal immigrants: Joe Concha 

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said Democrats are defending narco-terrorists the same way that they are defending illegal immigrants in the United States from being deported.  “[Democrats] are defending all of these folks not realizing how foolish and how pathetic they look in doing so,” Concha said on Fox News’s Hannity. President Donald Trump and […]

Pro-life orgs call out FDA, Makary for not fulfilling promise to review abortion drug

(The Center Square) – Pro-life groups are holding the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and its commissioner, Marty Makary, accountable for leaving its promise to review the “dangerous” abortion drug mifepristone continually unfulfilled, with one organization calling for the commissioner to be fired due to his having “slow-walked” the review. Director of Legal Affairs & […]

Public university with $2B price tag proposed amid deficit

(The Center Square) – More than two years after groundbreaking on a new “university innovation district” in the San Diego-area city of Chula Vista, lawmakers and community members still don’t know how much a new university would cost. While local and state lawmakers and staff didn’t know the cost, a recent report compiled by architectural […]

Byron York says Democrats have ‘Trump opposite syndrome’

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York said that Democrats have “Trump opposite syndrome” when it comes to messaging to voters. “Well, I think right now they are orienting themselves completely in relation to [President Donald] Trump,” York said on Fox News’s The Ingraham Angle. “They have Trump opposite syndrome.”  York’s comments came in response […]

Liberal 2024 ‘autopsy’: Harris campaign committed suicide

The chance that liberals will get behind another White House bid from former Vice President Kamala Harris is getting weaker by the day. In the latest demonstration that she is being abandoned, the progressive group RootsAction on Friday released its “autopsy” of the 2024 election, concluding that the Harris campaign dug its own grave by […]

E. Jean Carroll’s DNA refusal tainted verdict against Trump, allies tell Supreme Court

E. Jean Carroll‘s civil judgments against President Donald Trump should be vacated because she declined to pursue or permit DNA testing at trial that could have answered questions about what really happened decades ago, Trump allies argued in a new Supreme Court filing that sharply criticizes the trial court’s evidentiary rulings. In an amicus brief […]

Judge rules against Trump’s freeze on wind energy

(The Center Square) – Democratic attorneys general applauded a federal judge’s ruling this week that the Trump administration can’t halt development of all wind energy projects. Proponents have long considered wind energy to be a clean, renewable energy source that produces electricity without burning fossil fuels. But opponents warn against the turbines’ impact on wildlife and […]

Arkansas becomes first state to drop partnership with PBS after funding cut

Arkansas has become the first state to cut ties with PBS after a state commission voted to end the public television partnership on Thursday. The Arkansas Educational Television Commission said it plans to disaffiliate from the public broadcaster because its annual membership dues were simply “not feasible.” The dues cost around $2.5 million per year. […]
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