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The Dugan sentence again reveals a system too willing to forgive political allies and too eager to punish political enemies.
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Congress ridding the military bureaucracy of political correctness, quotas, and left-wing ideology is essential.
Any successful means of getting rid of or reducing the power of the judges will require breaking precedents and norms.
In the post-judicial-filibuster world, intellectual adherence to textualism, in and of itself, is no longer sufficient for Republican Supreme Court nominees.
Theodore Roosevelt believed in 'the science,' 'the experts,' and a government strong enough to act on what those experts said.
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The title of Biden’s memoir is Promise Me, America. And it promises to be a reinvention of the former president's miserable term.
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'When you go after your political opponents, that is weaponization,' Sen. Eric Schmitt said. 'When you hold people accountable who weaponize the justice system, that's not the same thing.'
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The vice president also said that Epstein had connections to the upper levels of American and Israeli intelligence.
JD Vance said the president's priority is to get the SAVE America Act passed.
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Spain’s socialist government faces logistical and security challenges as it processes over 1.2 million amnesty applications, raising concerns about fraud and system overload.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Spanish police have raised alarms over the potential collapse of the system responsible for issuing Foreigner Identity Cards (TIEs) as the government processes over 1.2 million amnesty applications for illegal immigrants . The process, which was initially estimated to involve 500,000 migrants, has overwhelmed resources and created opportunities for criminal exploitation. DETAIL: Authorities have up to three months to process applications and issue TIE documents to successful applicants. Police sources told Spanish newspaper El Mundo that limited staffing and technical resources could make obtaining the documents an increasingly difficult process for both migrants and officials. Officers also warned that…Open