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President Trump filed notice Friday that he's appealing a federal judge's decision to toss his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, and honestly, the fact that this case got dismissed tells you everything about how the swamp operates. Judge Kathleen Williams ruled the suit served an "improper purpose," which is rich considering the entire mess started because someone at the IRS … [Read more...] about President Appeals Ruling That Dismissed His Lawsuit Over Leaked Tax Records

There's something almost poetic about a consulting firm calling its fundraising guide "The CRA Goldmine." At least they're honest about what this has become. For years, left-wing advocacy groups have weaponized the Community Reinvestment Act to shake down banks for millions in donations, and Friday's regulatory move from the Trump administration just slammed that money spigot … [Read more...] about The CRA Goldmine Gets Shut Down and Activists Are Furious

There's something almost poetic about watching John Cornyn and Thom Tillis throw up roadblocks for Todd Blanche's confirmation as Attorney General. Poetic in the way watching someone trip over their own shoelaces is poetic. These two Republican senators, both representing deep-red states, are suddenly concerned about vetting and accountability when it comes to Trump's pick. … [Read more...] about Two GOP Senators Who Gave Us Merrick Garland Now Oppose Todd Blanche

Rodric Bray just learned what happens when you stand between Donald Trump and what he wants. The Indiana Senate President Pro Tem announced Friday he won't seek reelection to his leadership post come November, effectively waving the white flag after months of conservative pressure over his refusal to back Trump's redistricting scheme. This wasn't a graceful retirement. This was … [Read more...] about Rodric Bray Surrenders Leadership Post Following GOP Civil War Over Maps

There's something profoundly telling when a family buries their daughter in uniform and decides the mayor of New York City shouldn't address the mourners. That's exactly what happened Friday at a church in Ozone Park, where Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad was laid to rest after being killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan on July 17. Mayor Zohran Mamdani showed up. He sat there … [Read more...] about Mayor Mamdani Showed Up to Honor a Hero But Never Got to Speak