National Politics , Politics
September 15, 2026

Homeland Security Secretary Criticizes Judicial System and State Policies

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has expressed frustration with the judicial system, focusing on judges appointed by Presidents Biden and Obama. He emphasized the difficulties encountered by the Trump administration in dealing with these judges, especially concerning immigration cases. Judge Appointments and Court Challenges Mullin highlighted challenges faced in federal court, particularly with judges appointed […]

Election Coverage , National Politics , U.S. News
September 15, 2026

Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration’s Postal Service Voting Rules

The Supreme Court has decided not to reinstate new voting regulations proposed by the U.S. Postal Service, effectively halting their implementation. This decision prevents these rules from taking effect before the upcoming midterm elections. The lower court had previously blocked these regulations, and the Supreme Court’s ruling maintains this status while the legal disputes continue. […]

Politics
September 15, 2026

David E. Risley Appointed as Interim Legislative Inspector General Amid Harassment Controversy

David E. Risley, a former federal prosecutor, will temporarily lead the Illinois General Assembly’s top ethics office, following controversy over the handling of sexual harassment complaints against an ex-state lawmaker. The state’s Legislative Ethics Commission appointed Risley as the acting legislative inspector general starting October 1, succeeding Michael P. McCuskey. McCuskey, who will retire on […]

National Politics , Politics
September 15, 2026

Russia Sanctions Bill Faces Challenges Over Tariff Concerns

A proposed sanctions bill targeting Russia has become a focal point of disagreement in the U.S. House of Representatives. Concerns have arisen over the provision that would grant President Donald Trump expanded tariff authority. Debate on Tariff Authority The debate centers around the bill passed by the Senate, which aims at sanctioning Russia and Iran. […]

National Politics , Politics
September 15, 2026

Trump Supports Irish Unification Amidst UK Constitutional Changes

President Donald Trump voiced his support for Irish unification during a visit to Dublin, shortly after UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham dismissed potential referendums in Northern Ireland and Scotland. Following Trump’s remarks, leaders from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland urged the British government to prepare for constitutional changes that could lead to the dissolution of […]

Politics , Technology
September 15, 2026

Montana Senate Candidate’s Campaign Video Targets Surveillance Cameras

Introduction Montana Senate candidate Seth Bodnar has released a campaign video that features him blasting a Flock Safety surveillance camera with a shotgun. This bold move thrusts the ongoing debate over automated license plate readers further into the spotlight for the 2026 midterms. It also signals increasing political pressure on states, tech companies, and law […]

Election Coverage , Politics
September 15, 2026

Georgia Senate Race: Ossoff Leads in Polls

Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff leads against Republican Representative Mike Collins by over six points according to a recent Trafalgar Group survey. Published ahead of the 50-day countdown to the November midterms, this poll reinforces Ossoff’s lead in Georgia, a crucial battleground in the elections. The Georgia Senate race is closely watched due to the state’s […]

Election Coverage , Politics
September 15, 2026

Supreme Court Rejection of Mail-In Voting Restrictions

The Supreme Court has ruled against President Donald Trump’s efforts to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting for the midterm elections. This decision allows the U.S. Postal Service to continue delivering ballots as usual. The ruling affects several states, including Alabama, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, where mail voting has already started. Western states such as […]

Politics
September 15, 2026

White House Denies Influence of ‘Pardon Brokers’

A White House spokesperson has rejected claims that former President Donald Trump’s administration may have been swayed by so-called ‘pardon brokers’, a matter explored by CBS’ ’60 Minutes’. During the program’s season debut, the long-running news show aired a segment focusing on lobbyists allegedly negotiating presidential pardons for clients with potential connections to the president. […]