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NARRATIVE: The Ally Trump Renamed Marjorie Taylor Brown
On November 15, 2025, Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress. The resignation came after a public break with Donald Trump, documented by the Associated…
ANALYSIS: Trump's Approval Hits 34%, Tying His Post-January-6 Low
34%. That is Donald Trump's approval rating measured by a CNN/SSRS poll conducted from July 23 to July 27, 2026, among 1,225 American adults,…
DECODING: Eight States Redrew the House Map Before a Single Vote Is Cast
Eight American states have already adopted new congressional maps for the House of Representatives ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections, according to the…
REPORT: 5,100 Guard Troops Now Locked Into Washington Until 2029
The Pentagon confirmed to NPR on July 14, 2026 what had been an open question for months: the National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C.,…
EDITORIAL: Trump's Fix for a Stalled Nomination Is to Wait Out Two Senators
Chuck Grassley canceled the vote. That single administrative act, confirmed by The Hill on July 30, 2026, tells you more about the real state…
COMMENTARY: A Judge Calls Trump's IRS Deal a Search for Fake Legitimacy
"The Lead Plaintiff and the Government are one, a fully realized unitary interest." That sentence, written by federal judge Kathleen Williams on July 13,…
PORTRAIT: Fired 54 Minutes After His Oath, He Is Suing the White House
Fifty-four minutes. That is how long Roger Rogoff held the job of federal prosecutor for the Western District of Washington before a White House…
ANALYSIS: A 91-year-old wall just fell, and Trump has fired 50
On June 29, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled six to three in Trump v. Slaughter, expanding presidential power to remove members of independent federal…
INVESTIGATION: Two federal courts just gutted indefinite detention
On July 30, 2026, two separate federal appeals courts ruled, on the same day, against the same core policy: the Trump administration's practice of…