Trump Makes His Indictment a Certainty
If the former president is no longer a viable candidate for the 2024 GOP nomination, then the Biden DOJ has no incentive not to charge him.
The Silver Lining of a Dismal Midterm Performance
In the long run, the much-anticipated red wave’s failure to materialize may help the GOP wean itself off Trump.
Let the End of the George Floyd Case Mark the End of a National Psychosis
The results of the midterms could help to close this sad chapter in our nation’s history.
Biden Administration Quietly Negotiates Plea Deal with 9/11 Terrorists
Beneath the midterm din, the president is inching toward an unsatisfactory solution to a thorny problem we’ve wrestled with for the last two decades.
Bank on It: Senator Graham Will Have to Testify in 2020 Election Case
Graham’s Supreme Court appeal has won him a temporary reprieve from testifying. But it won’t produce the outcome he’s seeking, and may well backfire on him.
Eighth Circuit Slams the Brakes on Biden Student-Loan Debt Cancellation
For the moment, the order negates a ruling which dismissed a lawsuit against the program from six states, finding that they lacked standing.
Waiting for Durham
The special counsel’s looming report is the only chance the American people will ever get to hold the Clinton campaign and the FBI accountable for Russiagate.
With Sentence Imposed, the Bannon Case Now Begins
His appeal is apt to be more interesting than his trial.
Judge: Trump Knew That Georgia Voting-Fraud Claims Were False
. . . but swore they were true anyway.