The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday blocked President Donald Trump from using an emergency law to impose high tariffs on most U.S. trading partners without the consent of Congress. The president suffered a significant setback in a case concerning one of his primary economic policies, which he deemed crucial for the U.S. economy. The justices … Read more

Investigators have not ruled out the possibility that an accomplice helped the suspected kidnapper seen in the doorbell camera video outside the Tucson, Arizona, home of Nancy Guthrie the night she disappeared, according to Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos. Authorities believe Nancy Guthrie, 84, was forcibly taken from her home in the middle of the … Read more

A suspect stole an ambulance from St. Luke’s and rammed it into an office building in Meridian on Thursday morning before attempting to set it on fire, police said. The Meridian Police Department said the ambulance was taken from the hospital and driven into the St. Luke’s Portico North building, which houses Department of Homeland Security … Read more

Why Questions About Presidential Health Have Become a Major Topic in 2026 In American politics, few subjects draw as much attention — or as much controversy — as the health of the sitting president. As 2026 advances, discussions about the physical and cognitive fitness of President Donald Trump have intensified, not because of a single … Read more

Several notable Democrats have been vocal about their intentions to hold members of the Trump administration accountable, including civilian ICE agents, should they regain power. Eric Swalwell has pledged to make life difficult for ICE agents if he becomes governor of California. Similarly, Rep. Shri Thanedar has expressed that Democrats will pursue legal action against … Read more

Earlier today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose a series of tariffs. I disagree vehemently with the decision but what I think doesn’t matter. George Washington University Law School professor and legal scholar Jonathan Turley stated that this situation is far from settled, and his opinion does … Read more

There is now one less federal judge vacancy in Alaska after the U.S. Senate voted 58 to 39 to confirm Aaron Peterson as the state’s newest federal judge. Peterson is currently the state’s natural resources attorney. Peterson said in a legal notice issued soon after the vote that he would be leaving the Alaska Department … Read more

Former Republican Senator Ben Sasse opened up about his faith and personal outlook following a recent terminal cancer diagnosis during an emotional interview. Sasse, a Republican who represented Nebraska in the U.S. Senate from 2015 until 2023, revealed that he received a diagnosis of terminal cancer some months ago and spoke candidly about how the news … Read more

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday blocked President Donald Trump from using an emergency law to impose high tariffs on most U.S. trading partners without the consent of Congress. The president suffered a significant setback in a case concerning one of his primary economic policies, which he deemed crucial for the U.S. economy. The justices … Read more

In November 2010, during heavy fighting in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, U.S. Marine Lance Corporal William Kyle Carpenter faced a decision that lasted only seconds. Carpenter and a fellow Marine were positioned on a rooftop, providing security in a volatile combat zone. Without warning, an enemy grenade landed between them. There was no time to escape. … Read more