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Immigration

Jul 1, 2026

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4 min read

Anti-Immigration Protests in South Africa Reflect Growing Trend

Anti-immigration protests in South Africa, similar to those in Ireland, reflect a growing global trend.

Jason Belcher

Elections

Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Campaign Spending

Jul 1, 2026

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4 min read

Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Campaign Spending

The Supreme Court’s latest campaign finance ruling gives political parties new power just months before critical congressional elections.

Tyler Flores

Supreme Court

Jul 1, 2026

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4 min read

Supreme Court Throws Hat in the Ring for AR-15 Ban Fight

The Supreme Court’s next major gun rights case could redefine where states can draw the line on firearm restrictions.

Tyler Flores

Previous Shortlysts

Immigration

Jul 1, 2026

•

4 min read

Anti-Immigration Protests in South Africa Reflect Growing Trend

Anti-immigration protests in South Africa, similar to those in Ireland, reflect a growing global trend.

Jason Belcher

Elections

Jul 1, 2026

•

4 min read

Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Campaign Spending

The Supreme Court’s latest campaign finance ruling gives political parties new power just months before critical congressional elections.

Tyler Flores

Supreme Court

Jul 1, 2026

•

4 min read

Supreme Court Throws Hat in the Ring for AR-15 Ban Fight

The Supreme Court’s next major gun rights case could redefine where states can draw the line on firearm restrictions.

Tyler Flores

Elections

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Mail-In Ballots Arriving After Election Day Can Be Counted

Jul 1, 2026

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4 min read

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Mail-In Ballots Arriving After Election Day Can Be Counted

U.S. Supreme Court rules mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day can still be counted by states.

Jason Belcher

Federal Reserve

Jun 30, 2026

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4 min read

Supreme Court Rules President Trump Cannot Fire Federal Reserve Governor

U.S. Supreme Court rules President Trump cannot fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

Jason Belcher

Investment

The Stock Market and Economy Are Moving in Opposite Directions

Jun 30, 2026

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4 min read

The Stock Market and Economy Are Moving in Opposite Directions

A strong economy isn’t stopping investors from questioning whether America’s biggest AI bet is becoming too expensive to sustain.

Tyler Flores

Trump

Jun 30, 2026

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4 min read

Trump Renews Push for SAVE Act After Supreme Court Mail-In Ballot Ruling

Trump's renewed push for the SAVE America Act follows a Supreme Court ruling that leaves key election rules to the states.

Tyler Flores

War

U.S. and Iran Trade Attacks Again as Sporadic Negotiations Continue

Jun 30, 2026

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4 min read

U.S. and Iran Trade Attacks Again as Sporadic Negotiations Continue

The United States and Iran trade a fresh round of attacks as negotiations to end the war flounder.

Jason Belcher

Health

Jun 29, 2026

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4 min read

Department of Justice Announces $6.5 Billion Health Care Fraud Case

Department of Justice announces $6.5 billion health care fraud case involving four hundred and fifty-five defendants.

Jason Belcher

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Latest Shortlysts

Anti-Immigration Protests in South Africa Reflect Growing Trend

Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Campaign Spending

Supreme Court Throws Hat in the Ring for AR-15 Ban Fight

Previous Shortlysts

Anti-Immigration Protests in South Africa Reflect Growing Trend

Supreme Court Rewrites the Rules for Campaign Spending

Supreme Court Throws Hat in the Ring for AR-15 Ban Fight

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Mail-In Ballots Arriving After Election Day Can Be Counted

Supreme Court Rules President Trump Cannot Fire Federal Reserve Governor

The Stock Market and Economy Are Moving in Opposite Directions

Trump Renews Push for SAVE Act After Supreme Court Mail-In Ballot Ruling

U.S. and Iran Trade Attacks Again as Sporadic Negotiations Continue

Department of Justice Announces $6.5 Billion Health Care Fraud Case

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