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Prayer Outside Abortion Clinics Could Become Punishable

The core dispute over New Jersey’s new clinic-access law is not whether people may pray or speak on public sidewalks; it is whether the state may criminalize force, obstruction, and intimidation aimed at patients and providers while preserving expressive activity. The statutory text targets...

Speedboat Dumps 62 Illegals Onto Tourist Beach

When a speedboat disgorged more than sixty people into the surf at a family beach in Spain’s Murcia region, the incident was not a baffling anomaly; it was a textbook expression of how Western Mediterranean smuggling routes probe, adapt, and exploit brief windows along...

State’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Measure in Jeopardy

In Michigan’s initiative process, volume is not victory; a petition can marshal hundreds of thousands of signatures and still fail if a small, statistically valid sample shows the validity rate falls just below a bright-line threshold.At a GlanceMichigan certifies statewide petitions using a 1,000-signature...

‘Trickflation’ Has Shoppers Paying More for Less

The heart of “trickflation” isn’t math; it’s perception. When packages look the same — or bigger, or glossier — while the actual amount of food inside quietly shrinks and the shelf price holds or rises, consumers feel misled even when the fine print is...

CEO Calls Out Ro Khanna’s ‘Glaring Hypocrisy’

The loudest charge in any wealth-tax fight is rarely about the tax itself — it's about the character of the person proposing it. That reflex, however satisfying it feels in the moment, sidesteps the only question that actually determines policy: whether taxing concentrated, largely...

GOP Senator Gets Torched Over Trump’s FDA Pick

The fight over Heidi Overton’s nomination to lead the Food and Drug Administration is not really about her degrees; it is about whether a White House policy architect with limited visible line-management credentials should be entrusted to run one of the government’s most complex...

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Judge Clears Way for Trump’s Border Wall Across Tribal Lands

What decided the first round of the Tohono O’odham border-wall fight was not a referendum on sovereignty, but the law’s exacting standards for emergency relief and a century-old federal land strip along the border that the court read as authorizing construction without tribal consent.At...

Marco Rubio Just Obliterated the Case Against Trump’s Ballroom

At the heart of the White House ballroom fight is not architecture but authority: who gets to redesign federal property of national significance — a president acting alone under the banner of security, or Congress exercising the constitutional power of the purse and of...

Trump Vows to Make Strait of Hormuz U.S. Territory

Power at a maritime chokepoint is never the same thing as title to it; in the Strait of Hormuz, rhetoric about “control” collides with a settled legal regime and a stubborn reality of contested capabilities.At a GlanceNo country “owns” the Strait of Hormuz; it...

Texas Priest Laicized After Calling Two Popes ‘Usurpers’

When a diocesan bishop moves from warning to formal decrees, he is not policing taste; he is acting to protect communion. The San Antonio case—disciplinary decrees against a priest who publicly labeled Pope Francis a “usurper” and the withdrawal of approval for his community’s...

Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Will Become U.S. Territory

Power at a maritime chokepoint is never the same thing as sovereignty over it. The Strait of Hormuz illustrates that difference with unusual clarity: navies can coerce, escort, or obstruct, but no navy can lawfully convert this corridor of global commerce into its national...

Planned Parenthood Loses Bid to Escape $1.8 Billion Fraud Lawsuit

When appellate courts step out of the way, they don’t bless anyone’s story; they force the facts to be tested. That is the core significance of the Fifth Circuit’s en banc decision dismissing Planned Parenthood’s interlocutory appeal: the $1.8 billion False Claims Act case...