Because what American democracy really needed was more billionaire money washing through the system, the high court just decided that political parties and candidates can now coordinate their spending with absolutely zero limits.
Looks like the Constitution still has a few tricks up its sleeve against executive whims.
It’s the final day of the Supreme Court term, and they are dropping massive, country-altering decisions. Meanwhile, the country is quietly getting a lot safer.
There is bad luck, and then there is whatever cosmic horror just played out for a group of Venezuelan deportees.
The feds tried a sneaky legal maneuver to get their hands on years of private medical data from New York hospitals, but a judge just called them out for a massive fishing expedition.
Imagine getting a massive, rare bipartisan win that could actually lower your rent, only to watch it get held hostage for a completely different political fight. Classic Washington.
The Supreme Court just dropped a massive win for anyone who values not being treated as a criminal suspect just for grabbing a coffee near a crime scene.
Ever wanted to fire your coworkers just because you don't like their vibe? Well, the president just got a massive upgrade to his HR powers, courtesy of a 90-year-old precedent going up in smoke.
Nearly a century of federal guardrails just evaporated in a single afternoon.
Turns out, the rules governing your life are about to get a whole lot thinner thanks to the latest high-stakes legal shuffle.
The Department of Education is pulling off the ultimate corporate magic trick: slowly dissolving itself by sneaking its entire workload out the back door.
So much for the weekend peace. While America and Iran are busy turning their brand-new ceasefire into a suggestion, Trump is prepping a massive border shakeup.