The Court That Hears Two Wars at Once
The Supreme Court appeared deeply skeptical of Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship, with even conservative justices questioning the executive order's legality.
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Day 48: A Government That Can Reach the Moon but Can't Pay Its Screeners
The longest DHS shutdown in history reaches day 48 with over 480 TSA officers having quit, even as the Senate finally passes a funding measure.
Trump Signs Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Voting with DHS Citizenship Checks
Executive Order 14399 directs the Postal Service to deliver ballots only to voters on a new DHS citizenship-verified list, with legal challenges already filed.
Trump Has Discussed Firing Pam Bondi and Replacing Her with Lee Zeldin
Trump is privately floating the idea of firing his attorney general over Epstein frustration and replacing her with his EPA chief — during a war.
Trump Compares 32-Day Iran Campaign to WWII, Vietnam, and Iraq in National Address
Trump's first Iran war address compared 32 days of operations to WWII and Iraq, called it 'so powerful, so brilliant,' and projected two to three more weeks.
Belgium Holds the Line: 'We Did Not Want This War and Will Not Participate'
Belgium's PM De Wever reaffirmed refusal to join the Iran campaign — 'we did not want this war' — while offering only non-combat defensive support.
France Convenes Emergency UNSC Session — Diplomatic Escalation From Within NATO
France requested an emergency UN Security Council session after three peacekeepers were killed in Lebanon, marking the sharpest diplomatic break within NATO since the Iran war began.