Any effort to classify Trump’s tactics should grapple with the history. Donald Trump is historically unusual for an American president, and often unprecedented, in his behavior. That’s often — though not always — a bad thing. But if one is going to write on the subject of how Trump violates American norms and resembles foreign autocrats, it would be nice to show at least some understanding that American history did not begin in 2025. One need not absolve Trump in order to...

Days before leaving on a diplomatic tour of the Middle East, news reports surfaced that President Donald Trump planned to accept a Boeing 747-8 jet from the Persian Gulf emirate of Qatar to replace the aging Air Force One aircrafts currently used by the president. But the proposed gift has raised a maelstrom of legal questions from Democrats, who say the gift would need the approval of Congress or would otherwise be a violation of the Constitution. Trump said it would be...

The next salvo in the crusade to ban abortion is now clear. Anti-abortion activists have launched what they’re privately calling “Rolling Thunder” — a coordinated campaign to pressure the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to restore restrictions on mifepristone, a popular drug used in the US to end pregnancies. Under Rolling Thunder, the existence of which was first reported by Politico, activists also plan to bring new lawsuits against doctors who prescribe abortion medication, and...

President Donald Trump’s intent to lift U.S. sanctions on Syria is being met with a heavy dose of skepticism on Capitol Hill and warnings from both sides of the aisle that the administration will need Congress’s help. During his trip this week to the Middle East, Trump laid out a seismic foreign policy shift toward the war-torn country after last year’s toppling of the Assad regime. But it came against a backdrop of unease from lawmakers about Syrian interim President Ahmed al...

The Justice Department told the Third Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has the authority to reconsider and potentially revoke green card holders' lawful permanent residency at any time. Newsweek has contacted the DOJ for comment via email. Why It Matters If the court sides with the Trump administration's position, the decision would effectively allow the government to revoke a green card years or even decades after it was issued....

Ako Abbas was found dismembered in a suitcase in the Swedish woodland last year in what prosecutors were adamant was an honor-based killing by the Afghan family of a woman with whom he was having an affair, but the court ruled the threshold for murder had not been met.

Excessive fluoridation of public water systems is known to present 'an unreasonable risk of injury to health' and is associated with neuropsychiatric disorders and lower IQ in children.

by Brian C. Joondeph, American Thinker: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are the new buzzwords of the day, expressing our modern woke culture and society. But for the next four years, DEI will DIE, but perhaps resurrect under a future Democrat administration. DEI has “DIEd” since President Donald Trump has “shut down all DEI offices across the […]

by Wallace Garneau, America Outloud: The Net-Zero emission policies within California, and their lack of comprehension of “supply AND demand,” and the subsequent over regulations, mandates, and taxes just on the SUPPLY side of the equation, are causing a national security situation for the entire country’s DEMANDs for the products and fuels made from the […]

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