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Attorney General Explains Why Admin Hasn’t Opened Epstein Files
President Donald Trump sharply criticized a reporter for asking a question about deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein amid the devastating Texas flash flooding that has killed more than 100 people, including dozens of children.…
Judge Tries to Tell Congress to Fund Planned Parenthood
The Left has long looked to unelected bureaucrats and judges, rather than elected legislators, to get its way. Having failed to elect a Democrat president or Congress, they are hoping Democrat-appointed judges will block…
Another Rogue Judge Strikes | Power Line
The “big beautiful bill” includes a provision that bars Medicaid dollars from going to institutions that perform abortions. For some reason–I have no idea why–the ban reportedly only applies for one year. Among other things,…
Supreme Court Takes Case on Political Parties’ Spending
Just before breaking for the summer recess, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case in its October term that, in essence, concerns whether Congress can limit political parties from doing what they are formed to do—i.e.,…
SPLC Tries to Wiggle Out of a Defamation Lawsuit
How can a leftist group present itself as the authority on “hate groups” in public, touting the fact that police and even the FBI have relied on its materials, and then reverse course when challenged in court, claiming that…
Big Beautiful Bill Contains Spending Restraint Amid Democrat Outrage
An unspoken rule among the Washington establishment is that once Congress throws money at a spending program that decision should be treated as irrevocable. If a future Congress shows any fiscal conservatism and tries even to…
Boycott Target? | Power Line
Like many other companies, Target Corporation has put its DEI programs out of their misery. Most Americans applaud the end of DEI, but the Congressional Black Caucus is not amused. Thus, it is threatening to boycott Target:…
How the Tide Is Turning on Gender Ideology
In the final weeks of its 2024-25 term, the Supreme Court ruled to uphold Tennessee’s restrictions on gender-affirming medical care for minors. The high court’s decision in U.S. v. Skrmetti preceded the University of…
The People’s Justice | Power Line
The leading intellectual on the Supreme Court, Justice Clarence Thomas, is also the people’s justice. Is that paradoxical? Not to me, it isn’t. We live under the rule of law, which means that we live under the rule of words.…
Supreme Court to Hear Transgender Sports Cases Next Term
THE CENTER SQUARE—The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to take up two cases in its next term on laws banning transgender women from participating in girls and women’s sports, based on biological sex. The Supreme Court…
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