What Will be the Outcome of the Durham Investigation?

Government

Within the last two months, John Durham's investigation into the Steele dossier, the FISA warrants issued as a result of said documents, and the behavior of certain government officials has netted some high-profile indictments. Some individuals feel as if they have been vindicated, including members of the Trump family and individuals such as Carter Page.

Trump Administration: Inaugural Cabinet & Agenda

Government

President Donald Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2017. He had won the presidential bid against political heavyweight Hillary Clinton, and he was the first president to have no political experience going into office.

Manchin “won’t support Biden’s spending bill” without Knowing Full Economic Impact

U.S. Congress

On Monday, West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin held a press conference where he addressed the infrastructure bill and the Biden spending bill which seem to be at a standstill on Capitol Hill.

Report Shows that U.S. Officials Knew of Haitian Migrant Surge in July

Government

The Department of Homeland Security, under the direction of DHS Secretary Alexander Mayorkus, knew as early as July that a huge wave of Haitian migrants was headed to the United States' Southern border.

Supreme Court hears Texas Abortion Law Arguments

U.S. Supreme Court

Texas has made headlines with its S.B. 8 law, which restricts most abortions after six weeks. On Monday, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments on the merit of this fetal heartbeat bill.

FBI Employees Undergo “Intersectionality” Training

Government

In 2020, then-President Donald Trump drafted an executive order that forbid Critical Race Theory in federal employee training programs. This executive order was one among many that the Biden Administration overturned after Jan. 20.

Can A Presidential Pardon Be Reversed? Understanding Presidential Pardons

Learning Center

The politics of pardon has been generating controversies over the years. But it is one of the numerous powers bestowed on the President of the United States of America.  

Senate Republicans Filibuster Democratic Election Reform Bill Again

U.S. Congress

A bill known as the Freedom to Vote Act earned 51 no votes and 49 yes votes. The initial the bill, called the For the People Act when it was brought to the Senate in March, was passed in the House of Congress where the Democrats retain a majority. The bill then went to the Senate. It did not pass in large part because Senate Republicans choose to filibuster it.

Blinken’s ‘good news, bad news’ comment on drug seizures criticized

Government

One of the most important current national security issues is the overwhelming influx of individuals flooding the southern United States border. In recent days, President Joe Biden has made questionable claims as to whether he has ever visited the border.

Biden Administration Unlikely to Add More Supreme Court Justices

U.S. Supreme Court

Findings from the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court indicate that the idea of adding justices would not create a balance in Constitutional interpretation.