Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson leaned on Gen Z slang to sharpen her attack on a colleagues reasoning in a major birthright citizenship ruling this week.

National Public Radio abruptly withdrew a story falsely claiming that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito had announced his retirement, a significant error involving one of the Courts most consequential conservative voices.

President Donald Trump is signaling support for new immigration legislation after the Supreme Court struck down his executive order limiting birthright citizenship, underscoring a renewed push to tighten the rules governing who can become an American citizen at birth.

Stephen A. Smith is warning Democrats that an open embrace of socialism could cost them the White House in 2028 if they rally behind democratic socialist figures such as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The Democratic Partys increasingly radical wing is celebrating a string of primary victories in New York, and its leaders are now openly praising what many Americans see as a hard-left, anti-American lurch.

The University of California, Berkeley, long a bastion of progressive politics, is launching a new public policy institute bearing the name of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, raising fresh questions about ideological balance and academic neutrality on Americas campuses.

SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly unleashed a blistering critique of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett after Barrett authored the majority opinion in a closely watched mail-in voting case that dealt a blow to President Donald Trumps efforts to tighten election rules.

Democrat Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona is facing a federal investigation into alleged campaign finance abuses just as a separate Senate ethics inquiry into his conduct has been closed.

Law enforcement in North Carolina have retaken control of the Bertie Martin Regional Jail in Windsor after inmates launched a violent uprising, overpowered officers, and seized parts of the facility, according to state investigators.

Democrats, determined to claw back control of the U.S. Senate, are increasingly banking on Maine nominee Graham Platner to unseat long-serving Republican Sen. Susan Collins in what is shaping up to be one of the most contentious races of the 2026 cycle.