Courts

Federal Judge Slaps Down Trump’s Illegal War on Blind Entrepreneurs

A federal judge has ruled that Education Secretary Linda McMahon broke the law when she tried to gut the Randolph-Sheppard Act, the 1936 statute that guarantees blind entrepreneurs priority to…

Crime

A 22-Foot Boat, Fourteen Souls, and the Regulatory Vacuum That Drowned Them

Fourteen people climbed aboard a recreational powerboat, a vessel whose rated capacity sits around ten and whose safe passenger load in that location, according to a well-placed source who spoke…

Crime

Two Babies Are Dead in Mandan Because Every System That Was Supposed to Protect Them Chose Not To

A father's desperate warnings to mental health and child protection services were ignored, leaving a mother with a history of violent ideation to kill two of her children while the…

Congress

Susan Collins and the Architecture of Performative Concern

Susan Collins has offered zero regrets for confirming RFK Jr., a move that slashed cancer research and canceled $91 million in Maine public health funding, while she now issues statements…

Congress

The Procedural Moderate: How Susan Collins Built a Career on Voting the Right Way at the Wrong Time

Maine Democrats gathered in Lewiston on Thursday for the opening stop of what they are calling their 'Retire Susan Recess' tour, and the substantive charge is straightforward enough. Collins cast…

POTUS

The Pentagon Burned Through Two-Thirds of Its Patriot Missiles, and the President Says We Have ‘Massive Amounts’

The Pentagon is pressing the U.S. defense industry to accelerate production of weapons to help replenish its diminished stockpile of munitions, including those depleted in the ongoing war with Iran.

Elections

The Accountability Vacuum Is Not a Bug. It Is the Architecture.

A Florida voter's frustration with her party's silence is not a scandal, but a symptom of a system designed to make accountability between elections nearly impossible.