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Due Process of Law and the Fourteenth Amendment: The Government Can’t Just Do Whatever the Hell It Wants What Is Due Process? Spoiler: Not Optional Let’s start with the basics: due process means the government can’t yank away your life, liberty, or property on a whim. It’s not just a friendly suggestion—it’s in Section 1 […]

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USDA Updates on SNAP November 2025 Benefits: Key Guidance for State Agencies The U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) has issued the latest memorandum for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) November 2025 benefit issuance. Key Points: – Dated: November 8, 2025 – Source: Official USDA SNAP Update – State agencies MUST […]

Trump 2028? Why You’d Better Take This “Joke” Dead Seriously Trump “Jokes” About 2028—And Everyone Loses Their Minds Just when you think we’ve collectively developed an immunity to Trumpian chaos, our guy comes up with a new bit: “Maybe I’ll run again in 2028.” Hilarious, except it’s not. Every time he says it, constitutional law […]

Donald Trump Terminates Canada Trade Talks: Tariff Tantrums, Reagan Ghosts, and Conservative Meltdowns Welcome to the Never-Ending Tariff Reality Show (Starring Trump, Reagan, and an Unamused Canada) If you were hoping for even a smidge of rational diplomacy out of MAGA World in 2025, you’re going to be as disappointed as a Trump supporter at […]

How the Supreme Court Placed Trump’s ICE Enforcers Above the Law Recent Supreme Court decisions have redefined the landscape of immigration enforcement, leaving federal agents — particularly those in ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) — with unprecedented power and limited accountability. Under the Trump administration, this shift has had profound implications for civil liberties, human […]

The Supreme Court and Flag Burning: If Only The Fire Could Burn Away MAGA Nonsense Bad policy ideas never die. They just go to Mar-a-Lago, get sunburned and reappear in Trump’s executive orders. The latest: President Donald J. Trump trying (again) to criminally prosecute people for burning the flag. Why? Because nothing screams “freedom” like […]

Introduction Same-sex marriage has been a defining issue in American civil rights, law, and social policy. The journey from prohibition to nationwide legalization has shaped the lives of millions and continues to influence legal and political debates. As the Supreme Court faces new petitions to revisit its landmark decision, understanding the history, legal framework, and […]