A major legal battle over what many on the right describe as the weaponization of the justice system is set to take center stage Wednesday, as former FBI Director James Comey attempts to shut down the criminal case against him. Comey will ask a federal judge to dismiss his indictment

A veteran federal prison nurse has stepped forward with explosive allegations that Ghislaine Maxwell—Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious accomplice—was quietly granted special privileges at a Texas federal facility, raising new questions about accountability inside the Bureau of Prisons and the broader Epstein network. Noella Turnage, who has served with

The acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency is stepping aside after hurricane season, closing out a short and turbulent tenure that drew national attention and internal pushback. David Richardson submitted his resignation Monday to the Department of Homeland Security — the agency that oversees FEMA — giving two weeks’ notice

President Donald J. Trump made clear on Sunday that House Republicans should vote to release all remaining files tied to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein — a sharp pivot from his earlier position, when he urged GOP lawmakers to avoid backing a Democrat-driven measure mandating disclosure. The House is scheduled

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a major blow to California’s climate crusaders on Monday, rejecting the state’s latest attempt to shield its sweeping green-energy mandates from legal scrutiny. In a 7–2 ruling — with even one liberal justice siding with the constitutionalists — the Court cleared the

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer let the mask slip on Monday, delivering a rare moment of unfiltered honesty — and perhaps unintended transparency — when pressed about why the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s files were never released under former President Joe Biden. A reporter asked the obvious question: “Why wouldn’t

The Justice Department scored only a brief procedural win Monday after a federal judge temporarily halted a stunning order that would have forced prosecutors to hand over grand jury materials to former FBI Director James Comey — a move that could expose serious misconduct inside the Biden-era DOJ. The pause

A Democratic Senate hopeful in Maine is openly campaigning on a promise to dismantle the current structure of the U.S. Supreme Court — and replace it with a hard-left political weapon. Graham Platner, a former Marine and military contractor who later became a small-business owner and oyster farmer,

Rep. Jamie Raskin, the Maryland Democrat who serves as the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, is under growing fire after releasing a cache of private emails written by convicted trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell — messages that were allegedly obtained through illegal access inside a federal prison. Maxwell’s attorney, Leah

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is watching the political ground shift beneath his feet, and the tremors from the recent “Schumer Shutdown” are only worsening his standing inside a Democratic Party that is rapidly abandoning its old guard. Analysts in Washington say the long-time New York senator is emerging