Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland joins The Weeknight to respond to House Speaker Mike Johnson's plot to cap the number of Supreme Court justices.
By Thom Nickels A satirical exercise in the hypothetical about where the current political polarization could go.
A big part of the DNC's financial problems are lingering debts from 2024.
'Irresistible for any Republican'
By Joseph Ford Cotto In its June 30 ruling, the justices struck down caps on what national and state party committees can spend in coordination with their own nominees, which is more of an immediate benefit for Republicans than Democrats.
Taken together, Cook and Slaughter reveal a chief justice once again attempting to split the baby between constitutional principle and institutional pragmatism.
pixabay Today, many judges now view their role not as discovering what the law actually means but as rationalizing what they believe the law should mean.
From hearings to markups to floor consideration, lawmakers finally appear to be taking measures to crack down on waste, fraud, and abuse.
On Friday's "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE," Rep. Jim Jordan joined to talk about the importance of voter ID and the Democrats' views of the Supreme Court justices.