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The Scandal That Refuses to Die

The Epstein-Maxwell saga isn’t just a grotesque tale of sex trafficking, elite impunity, and institutional failure, it’s a blueprint for how power protects itself. For years, they operated a network

When Inaction Is a Strategy

In Washington, doing nothing is rarely neutral. It’s a tactic, a way to stall progress, shift blame, and quietly dismantle programs without leaving fingerprints.

First Monday The Court Is In

Every first Monday in October, the Supreme Court reconvenes. But this year, it’s not just another term, it’s a constitutional reckoning. The justices aren’t just reviewing laws; they’re weighing the architecture of American governance itself. 

The Title Sticks Like Flys Stick To Shit

Stephen Miller isn’t just a political advisor, he’s the architect of some of the most aggressive, exclusionary, and ideologically charged policies in modern American history. As the chief strategist behind President Trump’s immigration agenda

Why He Needs to Shut the Hell Up

Andrew Cuomo wants back in. Not with humility, not with accountability, but with a scorched-earth campaign against the very party that once crowned him king. After losing the Democratic

ICE Barbie’s Bottleneck

In a government built on loyalty tests and grievance politics, competence becomes collateral damage. And nowhere is that more evident than inside Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security

Charlie Kirk’s Free Speech Doctrine

Charlie Kirk was a vocal and aggressive defender of free speech but selectively. His stance centered on protecting conservative voices from what he called “leftist censorship,”

Trump’s Crackdown on Antifa

In the wake of the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration has launched a sweeping crackdown on what it calls “radical left-wing groups”,

When Science Becomes Scapegoat

In a country where book bans are back, climate denial is policy, and journalists lose access for refusing to change labels, it was only a matter of time before science

“Whining Isn’t Leadership”

I’ve been in politics long enough to see ego, spin, and dysfunction. But never and I mean never have I witnessed a figure so allergic to accountability, so addicted to grievance

Armed in the Capital

On August 22, 2025, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed an order authorizing up to 2,000 National Guard troops deployed in Washington, D.C. to carry weapons.

The Shutdown Blame Game and the ACA Cliff

As Washington careens toward another government shutdown, the political theater is in full swing. Republicans control the presidency, both chambers of Congress, and the Supreme Court.

New Mexico’s universal child care system is a bold

state-led solution to a national failure and it’s funded through a mix of constitutional reform, oil and gas revenue, and strategic budgeting. Here’s how they pulled it off:

The Fed’s Balancing Act

The Federal Reserve’s September rate cut, its first in nearly a year, was no surprise to markets, but the implications are anything but simple. With Chair Jerome Powell framing the move

White-Collar Crime

The Federal Reserve’s September rate cut, its first in nearly a year, was no surprise to markets, but the implications are anything but simple. With Chair Jerome Powell framing the move

Why Trump Says We Should “Never Forgive” Biden

Donald Trump has never been shy about assigning blame. But his recent claim that “we should never forgive Biden for what he did to our country”