Politics
Key Headlines: Trump’s Orders, Economic Claims, and More
Welcome to the latest edition of our flagship newsletter. Here are the top stories making headlines this Friday: Trump’s New Orders on Birthright Citizenship President Donald Trump announced two executive orders aimed at limiting birthright
Challenges Mount for Attorney General Nominee Todd Blanche
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faces significant hurdles in his confirmation process. Recently, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, announced her decision to oppose Blanche’s nomination as the nation’s top prosecutor and law enforcement official. This decision
Tensions Rise in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the escalating tensions in trade talks with the United States on Thursday. Carney emphasized that negotiations had become difficult following President Donald Trump’s critical remarks about Canada and threats
Trump’s Endorsements in 2026: A Look at Recent Losses
President Donald Trump’s endorsement has been a highly sought-after asset within the Republican Party throughout the 2026 election cycle. The majority of Trump’s backed candidates have secured victories in GOP primaries. However, his streak encountered
Reflections from Gettysburg: Politics and Sincerity
As the sun sets over the Gettysburg Battlefield, a Union cannon stands ready, pointing toward the field where Confederate forces launched Pickett’s Charge in July 1863. This site in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, marks the Civil War’s
Exploring Section 301 Tariffs: Targeted Trade Remedy or General Tariff Authority?
President Donald Trump, on March 22, 2018, signed a presidential memorandum imposing tariffs and investment restrictions on China. This decision raised questions about Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, originally intended as a targeted
Implications of China’s Influence on U.S. AI Infrastructure Debate
Alexandra Crawford held a sign outside a planning commission meeting on June 11, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee. The commission was considering an ordinance to regulate data centers. This is increasingly relevant as the race for
St. Paul City Attorney’s Controversial Non-Prosecution Decision
Pastor Jonathan Parnell and attorney Doug Wardlow discussed a recent decision by the St. Paul city attorney on ‘Saturday in America.’ The attorney chose not to prosecute individuals protesting against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Tennessee Primaries Test Trump’s Influence, Lead to Significant Outcomes
Recently, Tennessee voters participated in the state’s initial primaries following a freshly redrawn congressional map. This redistricting is designed to improve Republican prospects of increasing their slim majority in the House of Representatives. The results
AI’s Influence on Truth and Bias in the Digital Age
Artificial intelligence plays a central role in significant debates across sectors, covering jobs, healthcare, national security, and consumer protection. Yet, an essential question remains: Will AI models seek the truth, or will they conceal biases