Congress Came Within One Vote of Checking the Iran War and Failed Again
War restraint is no longer a fringe protest, but Congress still turned near-majorities into permission by arithmetic.
Politics
Barrett's AUMF Has a July 30 Date and Almost No Republican Army
Tom Barrett has written Trump a war permission slip with an expiration date, but the Republican caucus has not lined up behind it.
Hegseth's Article II Answer Now Has a Vote Record Around It
Hegseth's Article II theory is no longer a hearing answer; it is now protected by two failed congressional votes.
Natanson Has One More Business Day Before DOJ Must Appeal
A status conference is movement, not resolution; the Justice Department still has until Monday to decide whether it wants Fourth Circuit law.
Late-Night Jokes Are Becoming FCC Evidence
Jimmy Kimmel's jokes now sit beside FCC license timing, The View paperwork, and Anna Gomez's warning that process is the punishment.