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- Judge Endangers Republic by Questioning Trump Arch
Judge Endangers Republic by Questioning Trump Arch U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan endangered the republic Friday by asking whether President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot triumphal arch is legal, overlooking the settled constitutional principle that laws become optional once a structure is large enough to contain… Read More »Judge Endangers Republic by Questioning Trump Arch - Hegseth Restores Pentagon Secrecy By Reserving Leaks For Political AppointeesHegseth Restores Pentagon Secrecy By Reserving Leaks For Political Appointees Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth restored airtight information security at the Pentagon by firing Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, reaffirming the administration’s rule that sensitive information may be distributed through consumer messaging apps only by officials… Read More »Hegseth Restores Pentagon Secrecy By Reserving Leaks For Political Appointees
- FEC Cyberattack Gives Wealthy Donors Privacy UpgradeFEC Cyberattack Gives Wealthy Donors Privacy Upgrade American democracy received an emergency privacy upgrade this week when a cyberattack disabled the Federal Election Commission’s electronic filing system, briefly shielding wealthy political donors from the prying eyes of voters. The FEC restored the system Wednesday night… Read More »FEC Cyberattack Gives Wealthy Donors Privacy Upgrade
- Justice Department Moves To Protect Voters From Shared SurnamesJustice Department Moves To Protect Voters From Shared Surnames The Trump administration moved to rescue American democracy from its gravest remaining threat: two Alaskans with the same common Irish surname and first names separated by three letters. Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan faces Democrat Mary… Read More »Justice Department Moves To Protect Voters From Shared Surnames
- Record Turnout Threatens Stability Of American PoliticsRecord Turnout Threatens Stability Of American Politics Voters flooded polling places Saturday as the 2026 midterms entered their final stretch under the gravest threat yet to America’s carefully managed political system: widespread public participation. More than 50 million Americans cast ballots before Election Day, with… Read More »Record Turnout Threatens Stability Of American Politics
