Attorney General Todd Blanche made what some observers called an “amazing confession” during a major TV interview, proving again why his nomination should have been flatly rejected.Blanche, who served as Trump’s personal attorney prior to joining the Justice Department, was officially appointed as t…
The Supreme Court has seen tempestuous times during President Donald Trump’s second term. From needing to decide whether Trump can build his White House ballroom to ruling against him on key cases involving the midterm elections, tariffs, the Federal Reserve and birthright citizenship, America’s mos…
President Donald Trump’s latest effort to seemingly profit off of his office is, according to some online conservative commenters, not merely unethical — it could seriously harm the US economy.“The most corrupt family in American history,” former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) wrote on X on Sunday. He cited …
President Donald Trump is once again looping back to one of his earliest second-term “fixations,” and according to his one-time biographer, it all comes down to his complete inability to shake an obsession once it takes root in his mind.On Friday, the Kennedy Center board — which Trump previously re…
Trump isn’t the only one who has seen a resemblance between him and his fictional counterpart.
Despite all his bluster about being tough on lawbreakers, one prominent conservative argued for The Atlantic that Donald Trump is actually “the most pro-crime” president in American history, so long as you are the right kind of person.David Frum is a conservative commentator and Trump critic who pre…
From dismantling the Affordable Care Act to supporting Republican lawmakers’ attacks on Medicare and Medicaid, President Donald Trump has made it much more difficult for people to receive health care during his second term. Now a new report reveals how millions of Americans will literally die becaus…
A prominent conservative warns that the administration’s aggressive legal strategy isn’t just venting—it’s a systematic blueprint to erase judicial review and dismantle checks and balances.
Trump’s high-stakes legal appeals are resting on a single lawyer after promotions and defections emptied his elite defense team.
The New York Times editorial board on Tuesday tore into President Donald Trump for his corrupt and rapid-fire use of pardons, breaking down the “crime spree” that his recipients have gone on and the “mayhem” they have created as a result.In the past, despite some questionable instances, presidents h…