In politics, timing is never random. And sometimes, it’s the silence between the words — or the delay before a signature — that speaks the loudest. At exactly 4 a.m. on August 1st, an economic pin dropped. It landed not in Washington, but across the northern border, echoing through Ottawa’s corridors of power and the [...]
Read More »Supreme Court Declines to Review State Rulings on Voting and Firearm Laws
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear multiple appeals involving state election laws and firearm regulations, allowing lower court rulings to stand. One case involved a legal effort to revive two state-level voting laws that had been struck down by a state supreme court. The laws restricted same-day voter registration and limited ballot collection [...]
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