The Supreme Court’s decisions delivered on June 29, 2026 reshaped the battlefield between the presidency and the administrative state, handing the president a major win while carving out a narrow sanctuary for the Federal Reserve. In Trump v. Slaughter the Court concluded that the FTC’s for-cause removal protections violate the separation of powers, and in More
The Supreme Court’s decisions this week ripped open the conversation Americans have been having about the integrity and clarity of our elections. In a 5–4 ruling the justices upheld state statutes that allow mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day but counted afterward, a ruling that will preserve current practices in many states just months before More
Democratic Socialists of America chapters in Denver and Boulder quietly released detailed voter guides this month, publicly endorsing a slate of Democratic primary picks ahead of Colorado’s June 30 primary. Their ballot books push a hard-left agenda into local and statewide contests, proving the DSA is no longer a fringe agitator but an organized political More
The United States and Iran agreed to stand down after a weekend of tit-for-tat strikes that threatened to choke off trade through the vital Strait of Hormuz, a welcome — if fragile — de-escalation that gives American negotiators a fighting chance to protect U.S. interests without needless bloodshed. The pause does not come from weakness; More
Karoline Leavitt stepped onto the National Mall and told America exactly what we needed to hear: President Trump is unafraid to use decisive military force when our national security is on the line. Her appearance on Fox & Friends made clear that this administration will not be hamstrung by the same timidity that allowed our More
The Supreme Court is finishing its term with blockbuster decisions on core questions of sovereignty and social order, including whether the federal government can reshape birthright citizenship and whether states may protect women’s sports by limiting participation to biological females. These rulings, expected at the end of June 2026, will settle disputes that went far More
