The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday delivered a unanimous procedural blow to GEO Group, a major private detention contractor facing allegations that immigration detainees in Colorado were forced to work for as little as $1 per day. Importantly, the ruling does not resolve the underlying claims. Instead, it denies

A recent Supreme Court decision limiting President Donald J. Trump’s use of sweeping tariff powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) may not be the final word on the administration’s trade strategy. While the Court ruled that the president could not rely on IEEPA to impose

Another high-profile figure with ties to the Ivy League is stepping aside following renewed scrutiny connected to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Former Harvard president Larry Summers announced Wednesday that he will retire from his academic and faculty roles at Harvard University at the end of the current academic year. The

The United States has significantly expanded its military footprint near Iran in recent weeks, as President Donald J. Trump weighs potential military options against the regime in Tehran. President Trump has described the growing deployment as an “armada,” underscoring the scale of the buildup. While administration officials have not publicly

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was reportedly stunned to learn that the FBI, operating under former President Joe Biden, subpoenaed her phone records during high-profile investigations targeting President Donald J. Trump. Wiles — who steered Trump’s successful 2024 presidential campaign before assuming her current West Wing role — reacted

Twice-defeated Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton used her sworn testimony Thursday before the GOP-led House Oversight Committee to accuse Republicans of orchestrating a political diversion aimed at shielding scrutiny of President Donald J. Trump during the panel’s ongoing investigation into disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. In prepared opening remarks submitted

House Republicans delivered a clear message this week: assaulting a police officer while in the United States illegally will no longer be met with leniency. The GOP-controlled House passed the Detain and Deport Illegal Aliens Who Assault Cops Act by a vote of 265–148, with 54 Democrats joining Republicans

Senate Republicans moved decisively this week to cement what is shaping up to be a historic confirmation record for President Donald J. Trump, advancing nearly 100 additional nominees and positioning the chamber to deliver another major governing victory. In a 53–47 party-line vote Wednesday, Republicans cleared a key procedural

The House of Representatives on Tuesday declined to advance the ROTOR Act, a setback for bipartisan aviation safety reforms that had gained unanimous approval in the Senate but faced resistance in the lower chamber. In a 264–133 vote, the bill failed to secure the two-thirds supermajority required under the