Sotomayor Hopes Court 'Takes Back' Immunity Ruling, Then Jokes
'I'm only joking... maybe not,' the justice added, an unusual line from a sitting member of the Court about its own precedents.
'I'm only joking... maybe not,' the justice added, an unusual line from a sitting member of the Court about its own precedents.
Symone Sanders Townsend granted Byron Donalds' win was historic, then tied it to DeSantis; a media watchdog calls it a 'traitor to your race' charge.

Republicans should seriously examine whether their failure to deliver on affordability contributed to their 2026 midterm losses. In 2024, Generation Z men place
The coverage treats Tuesday as the end of the Trump agenda; the Constitution says a Democratic Congress still needs his signature.
A veteran media critic says reporters drop stories they should be chasing, and the pattern is easy to see.
From a Florida turnout pace matching a presidential year to a Texas map Republicans redrew themselves, here's what the polling-driven doom coverage has been leaving out.

Democrats spent months warning of troops and agents at voting sites, while the government on record said the opposite.
A Polish newspaper's police sources say only three officials knew of the plan in advance, that a sabotage cover story was invented the day before, and that organizers did not expect Nawrocki to make it back in time.
Conspiracy charges were fine against Trump in 2023, and a former FEC commissioner argues the same logic reaches a same-name decoy candidate.
Democrats preach tolerance until one of their own leaves, and the reactions to the Stevens endorsement show how thin that tolerance runs.
The former vice president told Georgia Democrats to turn their pain into purpose fighting what she called a tyrant. Imagine the coverage if a Republican said it about a Democrat.
A conservative policy expert warns Democratic-aligned investigators are targeting junior Trump administration staffers with crushing legal costs, not just the decision-makers.