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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…
NARRATIVE: One redacted email reopens the Epstein file in court
On July 30, 2026, the Department of Justice confirmed it had transmitted unredacted files tied to Jeffrey Epstein to a federal judge for private…
INVESTIGATION: Epstein, the Judge, and the Redactions That Still Hold
On July 27, 2026 , federal Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered the Department of Justice to hand over, by Thursday, redacted or withheld Epstein documents…
ANALYSIS: Trump's Mail Ballot Order Reaches the Supreme Court
Can a decree already ruled partly unconstitutional still govern a national election? That is the precise question raised by the mail-in ballot file, as…
NARRATIVE: Canadian intern stays jailed in Belgium on NATO espionage charges
Belgium's federal prosecutor's office extended , on July 28, 2026 , the pretrial detention of a Canadian woman of Chinese descent , an intern…
ANALYSIS: The FBI names the Mythos model as the next cybersecurity problem
The FBI publicly named, for the first time according to Tech Times , a specific artificial intelligence model as a future problem for law…
ANALYSIS: Trump Asks the Supreme Court to Erase an $83.3 Million Verdict
Donald Trump's lawyers have asked the Supreme Court to throw out an $83.3 million defamation verdict awarded to E. Jean Carroll , according to…
INVESTIGATION: Comey Fights His Indictment, and the Seashell Case Unravels
A photo of seashells arranged on a beach, posted to Instagram, was enough to turn former FBI director James Comey into a man indicted…
FACT CHECK: 33%, the Lowest Supreme Court Approval Gallup Has Ever Measured
Thirty-three percent. That is the approval rating of the U.S. Supreme Court measured by Gallup in a poll published July 28, 2026, a record…