FedEx Wants Its Tariff Money Back. You Want Your Groceries Back.
United States – February 24, 2026 – The Supreme Court clipped Trump’s tariff wand, and now corporations line up for refunds while you keep paying the bill.
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Consumer Confidence Tick Up, But the Checkout Line Still Feels Like a Gut Check
United States – February 24, 2026 – Consumer confidence inched higher, but expectations are still stuck in warning-light territory, and households can feel it at the register.
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The Confidence Index Rose. Your Rent Did Not Get the Memo.
United States – February 24, 2026 – Consumer confidence rose to 91.2, yet expectations sit at 72, the kind of optimism that keeps your hand on your wallet.
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DOJ v. New Jersey: When a State Tries to Put a Padlock on Federal Law
United States – February 24, 2026 – DOJ sued New Jersey over an order limiting ICE in nonpublic state spaces, and the supremacy clause is crackling like bacon.
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FedEx Wants Its Tariff Money Back, and Washington Wants You to Forget Who Picked Your Pocket
United States – February 24, 2026 – The Supreme Court clipped Trump’s emergency tariff hustle. Now FedEx wants refunds, and you are still holding the bag.
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A Warrant Is Not a Vibe: The SAFE Act Tries to Put One Back in FISA
United States – February 24, 2026 – A bipartisan SAFE Act would force the government to get a warrant (or FISA Title I order) before accessing the content of Americans’ communic…
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The SAFE Act: Putting a Judge Back Between You and the Search Bar
United States – February 24, 2026 – Congress is dusting off Section 702 again; Lee and Durbin’s SAFE Act tries to reauthorize it while putting warrants back in the loop and narr…
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Refunds Are the Easy Part. The Emergency-Powers Habit Is the Real Bill.
United States – February 23, 2026 – The Supreme Court said no to emergency tariffs; Congress must decide if refunds and guardrails are law or a stunt.
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Cannon Seals the Smith Report, and Washington Calls It Due Process
United States – February 23, 2026 – A judge sealed Jack Smith’s Mar-a-Lago report, and Washington once again mistook secrecy for due process.
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Mortgage Rates Are Slipping. The Housing Choke Collar Is Still Zoning.
United States – February 23, 2026 – Mortgage rates are drifting toward 6%, which helps payments, but the bigger affordability squeeze remains a supply problem shaped by local ru…
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