Politics

In a recent news conference, President Donald Trump confidently asserted that U.S. airstrikes had entirely annihilated Iran’s nuclear ambitions, particularly at the Fordo site. This notion of “total obliteration” is not merely overzealous; it is a dangerous illusion that feeds into a larger narrative of triumphalism often espoused by the Trump administration. However, a preliminary
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In a startling exhibition of constitutional interpretation, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., recently labeled the War Powers Act, a legislative measure established during Nixon’s presidency to check presidential war-making capacity, as unconstitutional. This assertion was articulated amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, with the Speaker firmly defending President Trump’s military actions against Iranian nuclear
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Rhode Island has recently taken a significant step toward gun control by advancing legislation that targets the sale and manufacturing of semiautomatic rifles commonly labeled as assault weapons. This bill, which has garnered bipartisan attention, now awaits the signature of Democratic Governor Dan McKee, who has expressed his support for such measures. If enacted, Rhode
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In a striking show of judicial independence, a federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s aggressive attempts to manipulate funding for transportation projects in predominantly Democratic states. This ruling is emblematic of a crucial legal battle playing out in the ever-changing landscape of American immigration policy. Chief U.S. District Judge John McConnell’s decision in Rhode
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In a dramatic escalation of its travel ban policy, the Trump administration is contemplating extending its reach to an astonishing 36 additional countries. Fueled by a rhetoric of national security and protection against “foreign terrorists,” it seems more like a desperate and misguided attempt to address complex immigration concerns. With each new proclamation, the administration
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