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The Morning Dispatch

Are Trump’s Tariffs Legal?

Peter Gattuso & Ross Anderson / September 4, 2025

G-File

Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud

Jonah Goldberg / September 3, 2025

FBI Search House Of Former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton In Bethesda, Maryland

Law

Bolton Raid: Legitimate Investigation or Political Retribution?

Michael Warren / August 25, 2025

Boiling Frogs

For My Enemies: The Law

Nick Catoggio / August 22, 2025

Politics

The White House’s Troubling Foray Onto TikTok

Michael Warren / August 22, 2025

The Morning Dispatch

What Are National Guard Troops Actually Doing in D.C.?

James P. Sutton, Peter Gattuso, & Ross Anderson / August 21, 2025

Law

How a Pardon for Binance’s Founder Would Break Presidential Norms

Alex Demas / August 21, 2025

View of Capitol Building in the background from Freedom Plaza, Focusing on the background

Law

Federal Jurisdiction Over the District of Columbia, Explained

Evan Spear / August 14, 2025

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer Announces His Retirement

Law

What Is the Supreme Court’s Long Conference?

Amy Howe / August 12, 2025

Society & Culture

The People v. Insanity

Emmett Rensin / August 6, 2025

Law

Legal Challenge to Trump’s Tariffs Nears the Supreme Court

Grayson Logue / August 4, 2025

Law

Not Everything Is an Emergency

Ilya Somin / July 31, 2025

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Aerial view of a shipping container terminal with colorful stacked cargo containers organized in rows along paved lanes at a port facility.

Law

Is Trump’s New Tariff Lever IEEPA 2.0?

Ilya Somin / August 5, 2026

Boiling Frogs

Dirty Water

Nick Catoggio / August 4, 2026

A man in a dark suit and orange tie raises his right hand while taking an oath, set against a dark background.

The Morning Dispatch

Will Blanche Be Confirmed?

James P. Sutton, Evan Spear, Surya Gowda, & Ross Anderson / July 31, 2026

Two women testify at a formal congressional hearing in a wood-paneled room with portrait paintings on the wall, microphones, and an audience seated behind them.

Politics

Democrats Still Knock the Supreme Court, Even When It Checks Trump

Charles Hilu / July 21, 2026

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