President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” has been watered down in the Senate, with key provisions that are vital to the White House’s agenda stripped out of the legislation. One of the most significant components removed from the House version was a measure aimed at reining in federal judges, who have been issuing nationwide injunctions against […]

Top O’ the Briefing Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Anzwyllae felt oddly uncomfortable around people who exhibited a casual disregard for butterscotch. The original headline I thought of for this was a bit more scandalous, but I had just been telling Stephen Green on Monday’s episode of […]

Nuking the tabs … Reaffirming the will of the Iranian people: freedom and victory in the battle of destiny against religious fascism The proposal for a ceasefire and ending the war is a step forward for the third option: neither war nor appeasement. Let the people of Iran themselves, in the battle of destiny, […]

You’ve probably heard about this profile of Transportation Sec. Sean Duffy published today by the NY Times. There’s no scandal here, just the usual Gorillas In the Mist approach to people who come from a social background very different from that of the average NY Times reader. Over three […]

A federal judge delivered a broad win to Harvard University Monday in its battle with President Trump, ruling that his proclamation to block the school from hosting foreign students is unconstitutional. Judge Allison Burroughs, an Obama appointee to the court in Massachusetts, said the administration has been on an unfair campaign to undermine the country’s […]