U.S. Senate Democrats have introduced legislation amending the constitution to establish term limits for Supreme Court justices — but with no term limits for Congress in sight. Sens. Joe Manchin, I-W. Va., and Peter Welch, D-Vt., brought the bill forth this week limiting future Supreme Court appointees to 18-year terms. Manchin, along with Kyrsten Sinema, […]
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The incoming Trump administration has said it will prioritize the 1.5 million illegal immigrants who’ve committed crimes — a figure that ignores the crime of crossing the border in the first place — and the 1.3 million immigrants whose asylum requests were denied, but who remained in the country anyway. Of course, all other illegal aliens
Brendan Carr’s nomination for Federal Communications Commission chair by President-elect Donald Trump resurfaces old fights over speech, regulation of communications providers, and net neutrality, but with a catch. Carr says he will take the fight to its proper battlefield: Silicon Valley. The intangible nature of the FCC’s regulation of broadcast airwaves and other means by
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Former President Donald Trump’s two-point shift to victory in Michigan from his 2020 result in the state came in the midst of a regression to the mean in historic Democrat-turnout — and a sea-change in how Michigan’s sizable Muslim and Arab-American population punched the ticket. As the country as a whole shifted toward Trump, and
According to the National Association of Realtors’ Housing Affordability Index, just three years ago, a homebuyer could afford a median-priced home on a $58,000 income. To afford the median home today, a household needs to earn $108,000, about 46% more. But has the surge of immigration of the Biden-Harris administration affected housing affordability? According to
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A new Congressional report shows the Biden-Harris administration spent almost $1 billion manipulating public opinion on COVID vaccines, at times relying on wrong or speculative information. A House Energy and Commerce report released Wednesday night details how the National Institutes of Health seeded “erroneous or unproven information” into COVID-era messaging and advertisements. “While the Biden-Harris
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While stock indexes are posting record YTD gains, with the S&P 500 showing a 20% annual gain for the first time in more than 25 years, market melt-ups may conceal a juiced up economy. Is the next presidential administration being handed a live grenade? Parabolic government spending and a surge in public sector jobs gains
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After months of local and national media priming the pump for ambiguous or delayed results on election day, Georgia has become the latest state to say the count could be delayed beyond Nov. 5. Georgia joins Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, as well as Arizona, Nevada, and North Carolina — each a critical swing state with
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