Author: James Smith
Justice Clarence Thomas Defends Overturning Precedent-Setting Cases
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, one of the longest-serving members of the nation’s highest court, delivered a forceful defense of the judiciary’s willingness to overturn precedent, arguing that blind adherence to past rulings can lead the legal system astray. Speaking at the Catholic University Law School, Thomas reflected on the philosophy of stare decisis—the legal…
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Maryland Resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia Faces Renewed Push for Deportation
Original, Copyright-Free, Authentic Rewrite A long-running immigration case involving Kilmar Abrego Garcia is once again moving forward, as the federal government has asked a U.S. district court to lift the last remaining legal barriers preventing his removal from the country. The request marks the latest development in a complex and years-long dispute over Abrego Garcia’s…
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Trump Reverses Position On Release of Epstein Files, Calls On GOP To Act
President Trump said Sunday that House Republicans should vote to release all files related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, reversing his earlier stance in which he had urged GOP lawmakers not to support a measure requiring their disclosure. The House is expected to vote Tuesday on a bill that would require the Justice Department to…
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Mamdani Reaffirms His Position on Arresting Israel’s Prime Minister if He Visits New York
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has once again stated that he would honor international legal actions against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if the foreign leader were to visit the city. Mamdani restated his position during an interview aired Friday on Politics Unusual, hosted by Morgan McKay. During the conversation, McKay asked Mamdani about…
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A Misinterpreted Flag Photo Sparks Debate: How a Routine Safety Procedure Became a Viral Controversy
Public figures have long lived under the microscope of instant online reaction, but the pace at which narratives form around a single image has never been faster than in the current digital era. A recent example unfolded after President Donald Trump returned to the White House from Palm Beach on Sunday, a moment that might…
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How a Misinterpreted Flag Photo Sparked a Viral Controversy at the White House
In today’s era of instant information, even a brief moment captured on camera can become the center of a nationwide debate. That dynamic was on full display this week, after a photograph taken during President Donald Trump’s return to the White House from Palm Beach prompted a wave of online discussion — and, quickly afterward,…
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FEMA Chief Resigns After Months of Turmoil as DHS Prepares Leadership Overhaul
The acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, David Richardson, has submitted his resignation after a turbulent stretch leading one of the nation’s most critical emergency-response institutions. His departure, confirmed this week, comes amid rising internal frustrations, public scrutiny, and major structural changes underway at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Richardson, who formally…
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Republican Concerns Threaten Passage of Trump-Backed Fiscal Bill as Senate Math Tightens
A major piece of fiscal legislation championed by President Donald Trump is facing early resistance within the Republican Party, raising questions about how—and whether—the bill can advance through a narrowly divided Senate. Although the proposal is expected to move through the budget reconciliation process, which requires only a simple majority, internal opposition from several GOP…
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Schumer Is Not Going to Win if AOC Runs Against Him: Hugh Hewitt
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the New York Democrat who just emerged from the ‘Schumer Shutdown’ politically wounded, is watching his party self-destruct before his eyes, and it could even lead to his own undoing, according to political observers who are watching things play out in the nation’s capital. That opinion is shared by conservative…
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Dem Senate Candidate Wants Radical Changes to Supreme Court
A former Marine and military contractor with several combat tours to Iraq and Afghanistan, who is running as a Democrat to unseat incumbent Maine Sen. Susan Collins (R), is calling for radical left-wing changes to the U.S. Supreme Court. In a campaign video released this week, Graham Platner, a small businessman and oyster farmer, said…
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