For years, Minnesota’s political leadership has insisted that aggressive immigration enforcement would somehow make communities less safe. They promised that sanctuary policies, non-cooperation with federal authorities, and endless excuses for criminal behavior were the enlightened path forward. What Minneapolis residents got instead was chaos, fraud, violence, and a breakdown of basic law and order. Now, … Read more

In a rare display of unity in an increasingly divided political climate, the United States Senate has unanimously passed a significant piece of legislation aimed at correcting a long-standing injustice faced by the families of fallen law enforcement officers. The bill, widely viewed as a meaningful step forward for pro-police policy, ensures that families of … Read more

The Trump administration has deployed one of the most powerful legal tools available to the executive branch, effectively drawing a hard constitutional line between judicial curiosity and national security. In the ongoing legal battle surrounding the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Department of Justice has formally invoked the state secrets privilege, a move that … Read more

A federal judge in Texas has delivered a sharp rebuke to one of the Biden administration’s most aggressive cultural rewrites, striking down key portions of an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) directive that attempted to redefine “sex” under federal employment law. The ruling marks a significant legal and cultural setback for progressive efforts to force … Read more

The United States Senate has confirmed Alabama Solicitor General Edmund “Eddie” LaCour Jr. to serve as a federal judge on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, marking another significant judicial victory for Republicans as they continue reshaping the federal judiciary. The confirmation vote, which passed 51–47 largely along party lines, fills … Read more

A dangerous early-morning confrontation near a federal immigration facility outside Chicago has underscored the increasingly volatile climate facing U.S. law-enforcement officers tasked with enforcing federal law. According to the Department of Homeland Security, federal agents conducting routine patrol operations near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Broadview, Illinois, were violently attacked by multiple … Read more

Former Special Counsel Jack Smith — yes, that Jack Smith, the same man who authorized surveillance of Republican lawmakers during his spectacularly failed “Arctic Frost” witch hunt — is finally on Capitol Hill today to face something he’s managed to dodge for years: accountability. This is the prosecutor who was unleashed to “get Trump” at … Read more

As the news broke Thursday that the FBI had begun making arrests in Minnesota over the mob invasion of Cities Church in St. Paul, another stunning detail emerged — and it tells you everything about how the system still protects the politically useful. According to early reports, a magistrate judge refused to sign off on … Read more

Lindsey Halligan, 36, is leaving her position as interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia after serving the maximum 120 days permitted under federal law, Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Tuesday night. Halligan was appointed to the role following the resignation of Erik Siebert on Sept. 19, 2025, and her departure comes amid … Read more

A federal magistrate judge has temporarily barred the FBI from reviewing electronic devices seized from a Washington Post reporter during a search of her home, pending further court proceedings over the legality of the search and the protection of journalistic materials. U.S. Magistrate Judge William Porter issued the order this week after the newspaper and … Read more