The Supreme Court Debates Birthright Citizenship, With Trump in the Audience
As Donald Trump watches from the public seats, the Justices consider his order to reinterpret the 14th Amendment and deny citizenship to babies whose parents are in the U.S. illegally or temporarily. ...
1 Apr 23min
America's Money Migration: Democratic States Keep Losing Taxpayer Income
The IRS releases new figures on income migration between 2022 and 2023, which show taxpayers continuing to flee high-tax states for more welcoming ones, including Florida, Texas, and Tennessee. But De...
31 Mar 21min
Who's Winning in Iran After a Month of War?
The U.S. continues to make military progress but its strategic goals remain elusive. President Trump contemplates sending ground troops for discrete missions in Iran, and financial markets try to asse...
30 Mar 24min
Why Congress Failed, Again, to End the Shutdown of Homeland Security
During the wee hours, the Senate approves a bill to reopen most of the Department of Homeland Security, but the House rejects the idea of partial DHS funding. While this puts a spotlight on Republican...
27 Mar 25min
A Jury Finds Meta and YouTube Liable for a Young Woman's Problems
A jury finds Meta and Google’s YouTube responsible for contributing to a young plaintiff’s internet addiction and causing harm to her mental health. But was the lawsuit more a victory for trial lawyer...
26 Mar 22min
President Trump, Iran and the Fog of Diplomacy
The U.S. holds off striking Iran's power infrastructure, as President Trump cites "productive conversations" with the regime, but Tehran denies any talks are taking place. Meantime, Iran fires missile...
25 Mar 21min
The Supreme Court Sounds Ready to End Late Mail Ballots
Many states count absentee ballots that are mailed on time, even if they don't arrive until days or weeks later. But the Justices seem prepared to rule that this policy is contrary to federal laws set...
24 Mar 24min
When Will Congress Finally Pass Funding for TSA's Airport Screeners?
Chaos continues to grow at airports across the United States as the partial government shutdown leaves DHS unable to pay workers. At the same time, the Trump administration looks for upwards of $200 b...
23 Mar 26min
