Republican senator wants to investigate presidential family profiteering

Utah’s Republican United States Senator, John Curtis, called on the Judiciary Committee leadership to investigate the business dealings of presidential family members, urging the panel to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden to testify about whether they used their proximity to power for private gain. In a three-page letter sent Monday to Chairman Chuck…

Judge dismissed President Donald Trump’s frivolous lawsuit in Iowa

While much of the nation’s attention is on the court order restoring White House access to top media outlets, an Iowa state judge on Wednesday dismissed President Donald Trump’s frivolous lawsuit against veteran pollster J. Ann Selzer and the Des Moines Register newspaper. The decision handed down by Judge Scott J. Beattie is the latest in…

Neo-Nazi Moms lawsuit could push transgender teens toward suicide, experts warn

A federal lawsuit targeting a New Jersey school district’s student privacy policy could have serious consequences for vulnerable young people, mental health experts and LGBTQ+ research organizations warn, as the case intensifies a national debate over parental rights, student safety and gender identity in schools. Moms for Liberty, represented by the conservative legal organization Thomas…

Gallup: Record-high 89% of Americans think their government is corrupt

by Benedict Vigers Americans’ perceptions of government corruption in the U.S. are at their highest level in 20 years, with 89% of U.S. adults saying it is widespread. That figure is up 10 percentage points from last year and well above readings in the 72% to 79% range between 2010 and 2025. Democrats’ perceptions of…

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