Social Security is not projected to disappear, but scheduled payments will be smaller. The Big Story More people are collecting Social Security, and fewer workers […]
Category: Laws
Judge Ross Impeachment Push
The investigation is over. The debate is about what should happen next. The Big Story U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross, who was appointed by President […]
Real Quick: FCC Privacy Case
Real Quick is a simple breakdown of things you hear all the time but don’t always understand. Our phones know where we are. What most […]
California Election Results
One election. 40 million residents. A $4 trillion economy. That’s what’s at stake in California. The Big Story Early results show Xavier Becerra and Steve […]
Democrats vs Republicans
Most political arguments come back to one simple question. Here it is. The Big Story Democrats and Republicans disagree on one big question: how much […]
Real Quick: Daylight Savings
Twice a year, we change our clocks by one hour. And even though we want the switching to stop, Congress still cannot agree on what […]
Weaponization v. Keepseagle
What happens when our government tries to put a price on unfair treatment? The Big Story The Department of Justice (DOJ) says the proposed Anti-Weaponization […]
Anti-Weaponization Fund
Who decides when government power goes too far? The Big Story The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a new Anti-Weaponization Fund on Monday. The fund […]
What Mississippi’s Redistricting Fight Means
One canceled meeting in Mississippi affects elections for years. The Big Story Mississippi’s governor canceled a special session after the Fifth Circuit paused a judge’s […]
DOJ Subpoenas and National Security Leaks
One leaked document spreads across the internet before the government even realizes it’s public. The Big Story The DOJ, also called the Justice Department, is […]