Also: The judge, the lawyer, and the peanut farmer Trump didn’t see coming

Also: The judge, the lawyer, and the peanut farmer Trump didn’t see coming

Also: an Alabama builder wins round one against ICE, California adds a buffer, and a judge refuses to let Rubio put 43,000 visa applicants back on hold.

Also: a congressman on his way out files 26 impeachment charges against Trump, a carpenter beats ICE in Manhattan, and farm country picks a side.

Also: a congressman on his way out files 26 impeachment charges against Trump, a carpenter beats ICE in Manhattan, and farm country picks a side.

Also: Trump’s own judge holds the regime in contempt, election deniers lose in Colorado, and MAGA’s Kansas City map dies. Plus, the first of our 12 GOP Senate investigations drops tomorrow.

Also: Trump’s own judge holds the regime in contempt, election deniers lose in Colorado, and MAGA’s Kansas City map dies. Plus, the first of our 12 GOP Senate investigations drops tomorrow.

Also: Nevada checks DHS’s “noncitizens” and finds citizens, a judge throws out Trump’s lawsuit against a pollster, and Illinois writes the AI rules Washington won’t.

Your weekend reminder that the fight is working

Also: four places moved to stop data centers last week, a court struck down the regime’s six-hour deportation rule, and thousands linked arms around the Kennedy Center

His own judge killed his scheme, FEMA’s cuts stopped, the Kennedy Center still isn’t named after him—and five more.

Also: a search-history ban, an insurance industry forced to pay, and 151 vetoes in one session

A judge counted their evidence out loud. A county turned ICE away at the gate. And 1,250 names on each of four petitions

Plus: Whistleblower sounds alarm on agents posing as voters, a governor’s pen killed a Supreme Court case, and Letitia James is back for round two

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A Texas county admitted why it moved the lines. The Supreme Court refused to save Trump’s ballot rule. And FEMA’s head of personnel spent Christmas trying to save 303 jobs.

A professor, a VA employee, and an attorney general who filed eleven times before a court answered

A professor, a VA employee, and an attorney general who filed eleven times before a court answered

A dozen documents nobody expected anyone to read. Turns out we’re winning.

A dozen documents nobody expected anyone to read. Turns out we’re winning.

The regime can’t stop losing

The regime can’t stop losing

Contact Congress today!

Contact Congress today!

$47 million in midterm ads, no Trump on the disclaimer, and one address that ties it all back to his super PAC

City Hall’s lawyers made a list, then tracked who came looking for it. Plus: an HHS study that only asked about one side’s violence, and the clipboard that beat Trump.

Plus: an Arkansas nurse beat a utility, two Kansas neighbors beat a city, and a Denver-born citizen ICE deported made it home

Plus: a judge caught the EPA changing one word to gut clean air law, and a Boston courtroom is standing between this regime and your mail ballot