Benjamin Harris 
The mask is already slipping — and it didn’t take long. Less than a year into President Trump’s term, Democrats are once again openly talking about impeachment, long before voters have even weighed in at the midterms. Colorado Rep. Brittany Pettersen admitted the quiet part out loud: Democrats are already laying the groundwork to impeach … Read more
An appeals court on Wednesday moved to block a Minnesota ruling that had imposed strict limits on how federal immigration agents could respond to disruptive and sometimes violent agitators. The decision temporarily restores broader enforcement authority to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers operating in the state. [read more] The U.S. Court of Appeals for the … Read more
A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has drawn scrutiny after declining to approve federal charges against former CNN host Don Lemon following a disruptive protest at a St. Paul church. While the Justice Department has arrested and charged several individuals connected to the incident, Lemon has not been taken into custody or formally charged. [read … Read more
?BREAKING: The House just PASSED the DHS funding bill, which includes $10 BILLION for ICE, 220-207
[read more] The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee voted Wednesday to advance two resolutions seeking to hold former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress, escalating a long-running investigation tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The action stems from subpoenas unanimously approved by the committee’s Federal Law … Read more
A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has rejected the Justice Department’s attempt to bring criminal charges against former CNN anchor Don Lemon over his presence during the disruption of a St. Paul church service by anti-ICE protesters. The judge declined to approve a charging complaint sought by federal prosecutors, effectively halting the case against Lemon … Read more
BREAKING: Germany’s chancellor just delivered a stunning admission — the European Union has failed under the weight of its own bureaucracy and overregulation. “We are aware of these problems,” the chancellor said. “Germany and Europe have wasted enormous growth potential in recent years by dragging our feet on reforms and unnecessarily restricting entrepreneurial freedom and … Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7–2 last week that Rep. Michael Bost, an Illinois Republican, has legal standing to challenge an Illinois election law that allows mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted for up to two weeks after. While the ruling does not determine whether the law itself is legal, it revives … Read more
A tense House Judiciary Committee hearing erupted into confrontation Thursday when Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) accused former special counsel Jack Smith of withholding critical information from a federal judge while seeking surveillance-related records involving Republican lawmakers. The clash occurred during Smith’s first public testimony before Congress, as Republicans scrutinized his conduct during investigations into President … Read more
A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has rejected the Justice Department’s attempt to bring criminal charges against former CNN anchor Don Lemon over his presence during the disruption of a St. Paul church service by anti-ICE protesters. The judge declined to approve a charging complaint sought by federal prosecutors, effectively halting the case against Lemon … Read more
