Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway just asked a state court to force Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) to cough up documents and answer questions about how it advises big investors. The petition to enforce a Civil Investigative Demand (CID) — filed in Cole County on July 8, 2025 — is short on theatrics and long on More

House Minority Leader Jim Jordan is warning Americans to brace for what he calls a third, purely partisan impeachment effort against Trump. If you think impeachment fatigue is real, get ready — because Jordan says Democrats “can’t help themselves.” This isn’t idle boasting. It’s a heads-up that Washington may be gearing up for another round More

President Donald Trump’s on-air declaration that the United States will stop roughly $3.8–$4.0 billion a year in direct military aid to Israel has triggered more than a policy debate — it has changed the signaling that keeps the Middle East from unraveling. This isn’t just budget theater. The move, and the GOP’s public arguments about More

MS NOW host Jen Psaki drew a neat line on air this week: the Supreme Court’s spring ruling in Louisiana v. Callais “gutted” part of the Voting Rights Act and—surprise—black voter turnout surged across the Deep South, helping elect Mississippi’s first Black senator in more than a century. It’s a tidy story for cable TV: More

President Donald Trump made it plain this week: he doesn’t think the United States “needs a deal with Iran” right now, and he wants Vice President JD Vance to stop splitting his attention and focus on rooting out fraud in Democratic-run cities and states. That order lands in the middle of reports that Vance has More

Washington just got a reminder that lawyers run the West Wing now — and they’re not coy about using the courtroom as the next battlefield. The White House’s top lawyer fired off a blunt letter to Democrats warning that some subpoena talk could cross into “blatant criminality,” and the whole town is bracing for a More