Trump Claims He Criminalized Flag Burning—But the Law Says Otherwise
Despite Trump’s repeated claims, flag burning remains protected speech under the First Amendment. His executive order does not—and cannot—criminalize it.
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New Jersey Governor’s Race Heats Up Over Soaring Energy Costs: Who Has the Better Plan?
Soaring energy costs have become the defining issue in New Jersey’s 2025 governor’s race, with Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill offering starkly different solutions.
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Gaza Hostage Deal: Netanyahu’s Political Lifeline or Masterstroke?
A breakthrough Gaza hostage deal is providing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a critical political lifeline, transforming his fortunes and offering him new room for maneuver.
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Trump Deploys National Guard to Chicago and Portland—Courts Push Back in High-Stakes Legal Showdown
President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago and Portland faces immediate legal challenges, with federal judges questioning whether the move violates constitutional limits on military use in domestic affairs.
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Katie Porter’s Viral Meltdown: Can Her California Governor Bid Survive the Backlash?
Former Congresswoman Katie Porter faces political fallout after a tense TV interview went viral, showing her threatening to walk out over follow-up questions.
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Trump Slams Israel Over Qatar Attack: Inside the Backroom Pressure on Netanyahu
Donald Trump privately pressured Benjamin Netanyahu after Israel’s airstrike near Doha drew international condemnation and jeopardized Gaza ceasefire talks.
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Why Health Care Isn’t the Political Powerhouse It Used to Be—And What That Means for Democrats
Health care used to define American politics. Now, less than 1% of voters call it their top issue—even as Democrats force a shutdown to defend it.
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Trump’s Portland Troop Deployment Blocked—But Is It Legal? Appeals Court to Decide
A Trump-appointed judge halted the president’s plan to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, calling his claims “untethered to the facts.” Now an appeals court will decide if the move was legal.
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Can Trump Legally Send Troops to Portland? Appeals Court Takes Up High-Stakes Challenge
A federal appeals court is reviewing President Trump’s attempt to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, after a judge blocked the move, calling his ‘rebellion’ claim factually baseless.
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Hamas-Israel Deal Sparks Joy—and Anger: Why Did It Take So Long to Save the Hostages?
After a landmark deal to free hostages from Gaza, Israelis are celebrating—but also questioning why their government took so long to secure the agreement.