Alberta’s Smith says courts should not be gatekeepers on constitutional questions
By Lisa Johnson The Canadian Press Posted December 6, 2025 4:14 pm 1 min read Descrease article font…
Treasury Secretary Bessent insists Trump’s tariff agenda is ‘permanent,’ saying the White House can recreate it even with a Supreme Court loss
The Supreme Court is in the process of deciding the fate of President Trump’s tariffs, but even if…
How Los Angeles is debating the banning of the N-word from meetings
LA council bans ‘N’-word and ‘C’-word in public meetings Los Angeles City Council banned the use of the…
Trump Vows to Step Up Unprecedented Assault on Immigrants
President Donald Trump has doubled down on his push to revoke some Americans’ citizenship. In the wake of…
Restaurant in historic CT building sees ‘magnificent’ renovation
It’s an historic Connecticut restaurant now fast-becoming known as the Le Bernardin of the city, referencing New York…
Constitution doesn’t specify who administers oath to lawmakers
Independent Newsmedia By John Paul Parks | Scottsdale In regard to Professor Jennifer L. Selin’s opinion, House speaker’s…
San Antonians protest Trump administration in “No Kings Day” rally
SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of protesters gathered at Travis Park Saturday for the “No Kings Day” rallies. San…
San Antonians protest Trump administration in “No Kings Day” rally
SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of protesters gathered at Travis Park Saturday for the “No Kings Day” rallies. San…
Pressing pause: The state of immigration law in Los Angeles | News
Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo highlights fundamental disagreements between state and federal perspectives on immigration enforcement. Photo via Creative…
Florida woman pleads guilty in federal case over transporting undocumented immigrants – Action News Jax
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Florida woman has admitted to illegally transporting undocumented immigrants for money, according to federal…