Month: April 2026
A Tale Of Two States: Why National Voter ID Is Critical To U.S. Elections
Minnesota and Kansas Have Different Approaches to Voter Verification and securing their elections. And it shows.
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Justice Jackson Minimizes ‘Harms’ Leftists’ Anti-Trump Judicial Coup Poses To Executive Power
Jackson’s dismissive attitude to the ‘real world’ harms that lower courts’ overreaching actions have on the executive’s constitutional authority raises alarm bells.
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The rule of law has been replaced by the rule of judge
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Let’s not forget the individuals who are frequently impacted by these court decisions. Like Steve Bannon, whose conviction on contempt of Congress charges was remanded by the Supreme Court to the Circuit. Or Jerome Powell, who once again has been protected from a subpoena by a federal judge. It’s almost like the rule of law has been replaced by…
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Hochul, Mamdani Push Tax on Luxury Second Homes in NYC
Revenue raised would be used to help New York City close its $5.4 billion budget deficit.
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House Budget Committee Holds Hearing on FY 2027 Budget Request
The House Budget Committee holds a hearing on the president’s fiscal year 2027 budget request, with testimony from Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought, at 10:15 a.m. ET on April 15.
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Texas Elections Officials Sound Alarms About Glitch-Ridden Voter Registration System
One county elections official described the ‘deflection and gaslighting’ from the Secretary of State’s office as ‘diabolical.’
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House Rules Committee Advances FISA Section 702 Authorization After GOP Opposition Delays Bill
Three Republican panel members—Reps. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.), Chip Roy (R-Texas), and Morgan Griffith (R-Va.)—abstained from the 6–4 vote.
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House Passes Aviation Safety Bill Aimed at Preventing Midair Collisions
The bill won overwhelming support in the lower chamber, passing in a 396–10 vote.
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