13 Commissioners Will Shape U.S. Religious Liberty Policy. 12 Are Christian.
A federal lawsuit says the commission violates the law requiring balanced membership — and its final hearing is tomorrow.
13 Commissioners Will Shape U.S. Religious Liberty Policy. 12 Are Christian.
A federal lawsuit says the commission violates the law requiring balanced membership — and its final hearing is tomorrow.
$1.6 Billion. Zero Donor Names. Your Supreme Court.
Anonymous networks on both sides are picking your judges and funding the cases. Federal law requires zero disclosure.
$7.9 Billion Saved. The Contracts Are Still Running.
DOGE's flagship savings are largely fictitious per independent review — but cuts that did happen share a documented pattern: every targeted agency also regulates Elon Musk.
A Federal Lawsuit Calls the Religious Liberty Commission Unlawful. Its Report Is Due May 1.
A FACA lawsuit says the commission excluded most faith traditions it claimed to protect — the court must rule before the final report drops May 1.
The White House wants voter ID legislation attached to FISA reform — a poison pill that ensures warrantless surveillance survives by default.
A Manhattan court heard arguments today that could void the 10% global import surcharge — the second legal challenge to White House tariff authority this term.
Weekly legislative intelligence brief covering the DHS shutdown standoff, pharmaceutical tariffs, election integrity executive action, and FEMA oversight gaps.
New Section 232 tariffs apply to the full value of imports — not just metal content. Every manufacturer's math just changed.
A plain-English guide to the surveillance law Congress built, the loopholes it left open, and the nine-day deadline that could reshape American privacy rights.
Kash Patel confirmed the FBI buys Americans' location data without warrants — Congress has seven working days to pass reform before FISA Section 702 expires.
FISA Section 702 expires April 20. Congress returns April 13 with no deal, a fractured coalition, and a White House that hasn't taken a position.
A new federal registry would let USPS decide who receives a mail-in ballot. Twenty-three attorneys general say that's unconstitutional.
$300 million in security funding frozen, conscience bills in eight states, zoning battles won — all by different faiths, all on the same constitutional ground.