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Congress, not the courts, should settle the NPR funding fight

Congress, not the courts, should settle the NPR funding fight

The NPR lawsuit challenging a Trump executive order raises several hard questions – but it also shines a light on a more basic failure: when Congress refuses to govern, presidents are tempted to overreach.

Jenna Ellis
May 30, 2025
We have liberty because of law

Posted May 30, 2025

We have liberty because of law
Trump's Golden Dome: The work of a generation, not a single administration

Posted May 29, 2025

Trump's Golden Dome: The work of a generation, not a single administration
In new memoir, raging Capehart robbed of 'humanity' over an opinion

Posted May 28, 2025

In new memoir, raging Capehart robbed of 'humanity' over an opinion
Two lives gone, one life ruined, for antisemitic genocidal hate

Posted May 27, 2025

Two lives gone, one life ruined, for antisemitic genocidal hate
Smear campaign against 'Hope Florida' – and the truth DeSantis’ critics don’t want you to hear

Posted May 23, 2025

Smear campaign against 'Hope Florida' – and the truth DeSantis’ critics don’t want you to hear
The importance of forgiveness

Posted May 23, 2025

The importance of forgiveness
4 big questions about Joe Biden's health cover-up

Posted May 22, 2025

4 big questions about Joe Biden's health cover-up
PBS, NPR and the 'unfounded' charge of the Bidens hiding cancer

Posted May 21, 2025

PBS, NPR and the 'unfounded' charge of the Bidens hiding cancer
When the gaslighting begins to fail

Posted May 20, 2025

When the gaslighting begins to fail
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