• Trump fights the left's lawfare for the constitutional rights of all Americans

    As Americans paid their taxes Monday, a historic event began in New York.

  • Commentary: Imagining a new MAGA Constitution under Donald Trump

    As a self-declared “dictator” in his first “day” of office, newly elected President Trump will want to make a few quick pen-and-ink modifications to the Constitution to undergird his planned activities.

  • Biden traps Trump into another unforced error on Obamacare

    Dark Brandon strikes again! President Joe Biden is playing Donald Trump like a fiddle on the Affordable Care Act, and Trump just can’t help himself from responding.  At an event with care providers Tuesday, Biden dangled the bait again for Trump.  “My predecessor and his MAGA friends want to—I love the phrase, the language they use—they want to ‘terminate’ the Affordable Care Act,” he said. Trump couldn’t stop himself. He just had to post a video in response.  “I’m not running to terminate...

  • Trump Seeks Support from Another Reliably Democrat Voting Bloc

    Joe Biden's position in this election is already weakened by the fact that Hispanic, black, and young voters are abandoning him. Poll after poll has shown it, and frankly, it poses a major problem for Biden because if Trump siphons off enough support from these groups, Biden doesn't stand a chance in November—at least, not in a fair election. If these groups cease to be reliably Democratic votes, it spells real trouble for the future of the party.

  • Calmes: Donald Trump inspires yet another profile in cowardice

    A kerfuffle in Grand Rapids, Mich., in recent days revealed a grim truth about America’s institutions in these troubled times: Too many of them lack the courage to stand up to the threat to democracy that is Donald Trump, thereby contributing to the alarming staying power of the once and perhaps future president. We already know about the failure of the main institutional players in this constitutional crisis: those atop the Republican Party. “Political parties are democracy’s gatekeepers,”...

  • Summers: Another Trump term would bring ‘inflationary spiral,’ big deficits

    Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers warned Wednesday that a second Trump administration could destroy the U.S. economy, predicting an “inflationary spiral.” “I don't think it would just be massive deregulation,” Summers said at a Semafor event Wednesday. “I think it would be massive regulation in the form of restrictions on the ability to buy products

  • Major media outlets ask Biden, Trump to debate one another

    Twelve major media outlets signed a joint statement asking President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, the presumptive nominees, to debate ahead of the general election in November ABC News, The Associated Press, CBS News, CNN, C-SPAN, FOX News Media, NBCUniversal News Group, NewsNation, Noticias Univision (Univision Network News), NPR, PBS NewsHour, and USA […]

    • CNN

    Trump and allies push for Nebraska law change to prevent Biden win

    Former President Donald Trump and his allies have ramped up pressure for Nebraska lawmakers to change the state’s unique system of dividing electoral college votes. CNN’s Jeff Zeleny reports.

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    Trump’s immunity case is another reminder that all roads now lead to the Supreme Court

    Analysis by Ronald Brownstein, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s hearing Thursday on former President Donald Trump’s immunity claim will underline a historic power shift. In a closely divided era when neither party has proven able to maintain control of the White House and Congress for very long, the six GOP-appointed justices on the high

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    Trump’s immunity case is another reminder that all roads now lead to the Supreme Court

    Analysis by Ronald Brownstein, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s hearing Thursday on former President Donald Trump’s immunity claim will underline a historic power shift. In a closely divided era when neither party has proven able to maintain control of the White House and Congress for very long, the six GOP-appointed justices on the high

    • KTVZ

    Trump’s immunity case is another reminder that all roads now lead to the Supreme Court

    Analysis by Ronald Brownstein, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s hearing Thursday on former President Donald Trump’s immunity claim will underline a historic power shift. In a closely divided era when neither party has proven able to maintain control of the White House and Congress for very long, the six GOP-appointed justices on the high

  • Trump handed yet another loss as appeals court smacks down latest delay tactic

    Former President Donald Trump's latest demand to put the Manhattan hush money trial on hold was just smacked down.According to the Associated Press, Trump was seeking to stay the trial, the first of his four criminal cases to go to court, while he tries to get the case moved out of Manhattan to another jurisdiction on the grounds that he can't get a fair jury pool there.However, according to the report, Justice Marsha Michael "has once again denied a request by Trump’s attorneys to halt his...