Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs Are Unconstitutional
On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court handed down one of the most consequential economic rulings in modern American history.
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Maybe This Time Military Intervention Will Work Differently — But Every Precedent Says Otherwise
No, this time will almost certainly not be different. The historical record on military intervention is about as close to a settled question as foreign...
International Criminal Court Could Investigate Both Sides of the Iran Conflict
The International Criminal Court technically could investigate war crimes committed by all parties in the 2026 Iran conflict, but the realistic chances of...
The Supreme Court May Eventually Have to Weigh In on Iran War Authorization
Yes, the Supreme Court may ultimately have to decide whether President Trump's military strikes against Iran were lawful — and if that happens, the...
Sectarian Violence Is a Near-Certain Outcome of Regime Change Based on Every Precedent
The historical record is unambiguous: regime change in multiethnic or multisectarian states produces sectarian violence with a consistency that approaches...
Iranian Americans Rally in Los Angeles After Khamenei’s Death Confirmed
Thousands of Iranian Americans flooded the streets around the Westwood Federal Building in Los Angeles on March 1, 2026, waving American, Israeli, and...
Iran’s Military Chief of Staff Abdolrahim Mousavi Confirmed Killed
Major General Sayyid Abdolrahim Mousavi, the Chief of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces, was confirmed killed on March 1, 2026, according to Iranian state...
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Confirmed Dead After U.S.-Israel Joint Strike
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is dead, killed on February 28, 2026, in a joint U.S.
Gold Prices Are Surging…Trump’s Tariffs, Trade Deals, Supreme Court Ruling
Gold prices have blown past $5,300 per ounce, and the reasons are not mysterious. A collision of tariff chaos, a landmark Supreme Court ruling that...
Trump’s America: Federal Gun Case Dropped — Prosecutors Overwhelmed by Immigration Cases
The Trump administration's unprecedented diversion of federal law enforcement to immigration has gutted gun crime prosecution across the country.