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Eminent Domain and Protection for Private Property
Congress is finally moving to undo the Supreme Court's damage in the Kelo ruling.
Trump Mulls Revoking Security Clearance for Partisan Hacks
The White House accuses six Obama officials of engaging in politicization and baseless accusations.
DOJ's FISA Application Abuse Confirmed
It shows what Republicans have long alleged: The DOJ relied almost solely upon the Steele dossier.
San Francisco's Rank Number Two
Democrat policies have turned the Golden Gate's streets into a literal toilet.
Peter Strzok's Bias Exposed
Republicans repeatedly blast the arrogant FBI agent who had the audacity to claim he had no anti-Trump bias.
A Pardon Too Late
Trump pardoned Dwight Hammond Jr. and his son Steven, who were victims of "an overzealous appeal."
Trump Bringing Reform to Washington Bureaucracy
He is aggressively working to bring about great efficiency to government.
Scott Pruitt's Lasting Legacy
A litany of minor ethical missteps by the EPA chief finally forced his resignation.
Rolling Back Obama's Legacy With 24 Rescissions
The Trump administration undid yet more malfeasance from the previous regime's rule-by-fiat.
Ethanol Boondoggle Causing Headaches for Pruitt
The mandate and EPA waivers continue to pit farmers against the refinery industry.
NAC Objects to Census Citizenship Question
Census Bureau gets pushback from a leftist committee for including citizenship question.
Republicans Blast FBI Bias Exposed in the IG Report
Graham and Gowdy slam Comey and the FBI for poorly handling the Clinton investigation.
Trump vs. Obama's Legacy, Again
The DOJ has dropped its defense of ObamaCare and is even backing plaintiff states.
Primary Results — Both Parties Held Serve
The California primary had no decisive results for either party, but Democrats should be worried.
McConnell: Obstructing Dems to Blame for No Recess
The Senate majority leader says the chamber will remain in session in August to get work done.
Pleading for Criminal Justice Reform
Backed by Trump, the House passed the First Step Act, but opposition remains entrenched.
Public Unions Get Smacked by Major Reforms
The president signed three executive orders that administer various forms of accountability.