Washington has once again managed to turn a criminal investigation into a political firestorm, and this time, the center of attention is Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. Yesterday, federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations searched Omar's Washington, D.C., home under a warrant obtained by the Department of Justice. The search was part of an…
Mail-In Voting, Executive Power, and the Supreme Court
Another election year, another courtroom battle over voting rules. At this point, constitutional lawyers might as well keep overnight bags packed beside their desks. The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to suspend lower-court rulings blocking portions of the President’s executive order on citizenship verification and mail-in voting. The request would allow the administration…
A Time of Strategic Boldness and Consequential Questions
As we approach the 2026 midterm elections, President Trump is not retreating to the customary presidential sidelines. Instead, he has made clear — through his own advisers and actions — that he intends to play a front-and-center role in influencing Republican outcomes. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles stated publicly that Trump will be…
