The Department of Defense announced this week that they have awarded the first two construction contracts to companies that will commence building new barriers across the southern border. SLSCO Ltd. and Barnard Construction Company will begin building the wall with their combined $976 million in funding from the Pentagon. The completion date for the two separate projects has been scheduled ...

It may be time for President Trump to make his most direct challenge yet against the so-called “judicial supremacy” delusion we’ve been living under since the 1950s, when the Supreme Court declared that not only was the Constitution the ultimate law of the land but that their decisions were just as supreme as that hallowed document. In other words, a ...

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), the former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, announced Monday that he was referring eight individuals to the Justice Department for prosecution on a wide array of charges relating to the collusion hoax and other, similar matters. Nunes’s dramatic decision is the first step Republicans have taken towards reversing the tide of the last two years, ...

Democrats have, in recent months, advocated for the rights of a whole slew of new people to have access to the ballot box. Illegal immigrants, children who are 16 years old, and freshly-released convicts among them. But now at least one of them is going a step further, insisting that felons currently serving time behind bars should not lose their ...

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is a stickler for the rules. He spent the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency pushing back on pressure to invoke the nuclear option for legislation. At the same time, McConnell only has a limited vein of patience, and the Democrats have finally tapped it dry. With their historic obstruction in the Senate, Democrats have ...

In an interview with The Daily Caller this week, White House senior adviser Stephen Miller said that President Donald Trump was preparing a series of executive actions that would dramatically increase immigration enforcement within the already-existent framework of the law. Appearing to acknowledge that many of the forthcoming actions would be unpopular on the left, Miller suggested that the purpose ...

When the Justice Department decided to support an effort in the courts to eradicate the Affordable Care Act, many assumed that President Trump and the Republicans were set to make a renewed push for repeal and replace in the legislature. This (understandably) concerned many top Republicans on Capitol Hill, who do not look back on the first effort with much ...

We’ve seen it in New Mexico already, and now we’re seeing it in Colorado. Local counties are declaring themselves Second Amendment Sanctuaries and refusing to enforce statewide gun laws that violate due process and make a joke out of the Constitution. In remarks to CNN this week, Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams said that even if the Colorado legislature passes ...

For years, there’s been talk of a so-called “invisible primary” that opens and closes long before the real political primaries begin. These primaries are held not in front of the voters, but behind closed doors with big-money political donors who decide who among the crop of potential candidates is the one they want to throw their money behind. These invisible ...

President Donald Trump was in an on-the-offense mood Wednesday night when he sat down for an interview with Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity. Having been exonerated of collusion by special counsel Robert Mueller and having put the threat of an obstruction charge behind him, Trump told Hannity that he would now do whatever was in his power to expose the ...