Basing important Supreme Court decisions on figments of one's own intensely partisan imagination turns out to be highly suboptimal: When the Supreme Court recently allowed immigration agents in the Los.
One the one hand, this is all accurate, at least as a description of how things have turned out: Since Donald Trump first became president in 2017, I have written.
Classic "the subhed is fine, the headline is not": President Trump on Wednesday signed a memorandum significantly expanding his administration’s authority to repurpose unspent federal funds to pay members of.
Just some youthful hi-jinx: Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday downplayed bigoted messages in Young Republicans’ group chats, suggesting they were nothing more than “edgy, offensive jokes.” The comments came.
This is a sad story. The non-prolific but brilliant R&B titan has died at the too-much-fucking-perspective age of 51: D’Angelo, the groundbreaking R&B artist who helped define the neo-soul movement.
Ross Douthat is back to praise Donald Trump's foreign policy with a trademark combination of post hoc propter hoc fallacies, cherry-picking, and hand-waving: But on the world stage he is.
This should be an easy call: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport won’t broadcast a video of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem saying Democrats caused the federal government shutdown. The airport isn’t showing.
Adam Liptak points out that a new paper written by a conservative originalist demonstrates that UNITARY EXECUTIVE THEORY has no serious historical basis, just like it has no basis in.
