Twenty-five states are suing over tariffs
Three lawsuits, three statutes, one policy. The real question isn't the tariffs — it's how much paperwork beats a Supreme Court loss.
The States Cracking Down Hardest on School Absences Have the Least Money Riding on Them
Mississippi's funding formula stopped rewarding attendance in 2024. It cracked down on absences, two years later.
The National Debt Isn't Rising Because Washington Doesn't Know. It's Rising Because Nobody Pays for Fixing It.
The debt crisis isn't a knowledge problem. It's a structural one — Congress redesigned itself out of the decision.
The Birthright Citizenship Ruling Was 6-3. The Guarantee Behind It Was 5-4.
The birthright citizenship win was 6-3. Its constitutional foundation was 5-4 — and one justice already sketched the workaround.
The 'War on Christianity' Isn't Real. The Demographic Panic Driving It Is.
Christians aren't losing a persecution war in America. They're losing market share — and that decline got repackaged as an attack.
The Republican Retirement Tsunami
More House Republicans are walking away in 2026 than at any point since 1930. That's not a coincidence—it's a confession.
How legally foreign sovereign wealth funds us elections
Foreign governments can't spend in American elections. Their portfolio companies can. That distinction has quietly become meaningless.