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  1. November 6, 2026

    Historic Preservation Begins After My Demolition

    Trump designated the Oval Office a national monument after his administration demolished the East Wing. The new proclamation requires review, not a congressional veto.

  2. November 3, 2026

    Protect the Vote. Start by Setting 20,000 Aside.

    The Supreme Court denied DOJ’s bid to segregate California mail ballots. The one-sentence order supplies no citizenship findings or explanation.

  3. October 15, 2026

    You Can Challenge the Rule After It Finishes Helping Us

    The courts require candidates to wait for the FCC. The FCC gets more time, while the disputed advertising policy keeps operating during the election.

  4. October 14, 2026

    The Government Auditors Would Prefer Not to Be Audited

    The administration demanded written spending explanations for DOGE. Now it is asking the Supreme Court to limit questions about the authority of the office receiving them.