"Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall." This popular nursery rhyme encapsulates the forgettable career of Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler of New York, who'll retire when his term ends in January 2027. The 78-year-old sinecure -- who has been a politician since 1977 -- said...

On Labor Day, the White House posted a video of President Donald Trump sharing his “11 Life-Changing Lessons.” The White House account on X wrote, “If you want to change the world, you have to have the courage to be an outsider. Work hard. Believe in the American Dream. President...

CNN conservative commentator Scott Jennings must have the peace of Christ inside him. Otherwise, Jennings could never calmly endure the madness to which he regularly subjects himself on that establishment network. Monday on CNN's "The Arena with Kasie Hunt," Jennings merely smiled and moved on when fellow panelist Adrienne Elrod,...

President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance have serious questions to ponder and important decisions to make. Namely, what values do Americans and Britons still share in common? Also, more broadly, where does "democracy," properly understood, actually exist in Europe? What, in other words, does NATO defend? Tuesday on...

Modern Democrats have pushed their vicious rhetoric so far that many of them no longer feel constrained by common decency. In fact, when it comes to venting their unhinged hatred of President Donald Trump, Democrats long ago cast aside boundaries. For instance, in comments delivered over the weekend at a...

Scott Jennings successfully fended off three liberal women's attacks Sunday during a CNN panel regarding unaccompanied minors who crossed the border illegally and the Trump administration's push to reunite those children with their families. The panel discussion took place on CNN's "The Arena with Kasie Hunt," following a holiday weekend...

Just to get this out of the way: Yes, I am a firm, strong proponent of the First Amendment. Free speech is a bedrock of the American legacy, period. By that same token, however, it's almost astounding the sheer volume of people who don't seem to understand how the First...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has authorized sending hundreds of military lawyers to the Justice Department to temporarily serve as immigration judges. According to the Associated Press, a memo said the military will begin sending groups of 150 attorneys to the Justice Department “as soon as practicable.” The memo reportedly approves sending up to 600 lawyers. BREAKING: Pete Hegseth's Pentagon is authorizing up to 600 military lawyers to serve as IMMIGRATION JUDGES, doubling their totals and speeding up the deportation of illegal aliens. It had to happen. We have a massive backlog. Clear it out. pic.twitter.com/KEiekEP98b — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 2, 2025 More from the Associated Press: The effort comes as the Trump administration more regularly turns to the military as it cracks down on illegal immigration through ramped-up arrests and deportations. Its growing role in the push includes troops patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border, National Guard members being sent into U.S. cities to support immigration enforcement efforts, housing people awaiting deportation on military bases and using military aircraft to carry out deportations. The administration’s focus on illegal immigration has added strain to the immigration courts, which were already dealing with a massive backlog of roughly 3.5 million cases that has ballooned in recent years. An organization for immigration lawyers called the new directive a “destructive” move meant to undermine the courts. At the same time, more than 100 immigration judges have been fired or left voluntarily after taking deferred resignations offered by the Trump administration, their union says. In the most recent round of terminations, the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers said in July that at least 17 immigration judges had been fired “without cause” in courts across the country. That has left about 600 immigration judges, union figures show, meaning the Pentagon move would double their ranks. The memo reportedly noted that the duties of the newly assigned attorneys will initially last no more than 179 days but can be renewed. BREAKING: Pentagon authorizes up to 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges, according to a memo reviewed by the AP. https://t.co/DCBgcnlcAb — The Associated Press (@AP) September 2, 2025 Military Times noted: When asked about the move, a DOJ spokesperson referred questions about the plan to the Defense Department. Pentagon officials directed questions to the White House. A White House official said Tuesday that the administration is looking at a variety of options to help resolve the significant backlog of immigration cases, including hiring additional immigration judges. The official said the matter should be “a priority that everyone — including those waiting for adjudication — can rally around.”

Audioslave successfully separated the four members from the shadows of their former bands, but for Chris Cornell it was far more important than that