SCOTUS Struck the Emergency Tariffs, So Trump Reached for the Bigger Wrench
United States – February 23, 2026 – SCOTUS yanked his emergency tariffs, so Trump fired up a new 15% plan and dared Congress to keep up over your wallet.
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The Supreme Court Just Cut the Wire on Trump’s Emergency-Tariff Machine, So He Grabbed a Different Lever
United States – February 23, 2026 – The Court said no to emergency tariffs, and Trump’s answer was to slap on a new one anyway. Watch the grift mutate.
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CFPB Pulls the Plug on a Data Broker Crackdown, and Your Life Goes Back on the Auction Block
United States – February 21, 2026 – The CFPB quietly yanked a rule meant to leash data brokers, leaving your sensitive data open for sale and abuse.
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South Carolina’s NIL Secrecy Bill: The Public University, the Private Bag, and the FOIA Shredder
United States – February 21, 2026 – South Carolina lawmakers want NIL pay kept secret. It is not privacy. It is power, leverage, and an anti-accountability hustle.
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The White House Put Science on Mute, Then Handed the Mic to Silicon Valley
United States – February 21, 2026 – PCAST is back in name only, while labs get starved and tech barons steer the wheel through fog and favors.
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The Ballot Box in an Evidence Bag
United States – February 21, 2026 – The FBI scooped up Fulton County ballots and voter rolls; civil rights groups want a judge to stop the data from becoming a weapon.
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Potomac Full of Sewage, Capitol Full of Excuses
United States – February 21, 2026 – The Potomac got 240-plus million gallons of raw sewage, and Washington answered with finger-pointing and a paperwork parade.
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HUD’s New Housing Rule Is an Eviction Machine Disguised as Paperwork
United States – February 21, 2026 – HUD is targeting mixed-status families in public housing, turning “verification” into a slow-motion eviction conveyor belt.
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Live Nation’s record year, and the old trick of telling the referee to go home
United States – February 21, 2026 – Live Nation posts record 2025 revenue while urging DOJ to “move on” just as an antitrust trial date nears, a familiar choreography when overs…
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DOJ Let the Clock Run Out on Paramount’s Warner Bros. Bid. That Is Not a Neutral Act.
United States – February 21, 2026 – DOJ let Paramount’s Warner bid coast past a key antitrust timer, and billionaires heard: keep shopping.
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