The President of the United States is displeased.

Congress forgot to disestablish a Creek Reservation created by treaty in 1833 and 1856 when it made Oklahoma a state in 1909.

A mixed ruling: New York wins, Congress loses–but no release before the election.

The longtime Fox News host has re-emerged at an unusual spot.

The hopes of football in the fall are fading fast.

A researcher has documented 66 separate incidents since May 27.

Even Republicans are wondering if President Trump is at his “Katrina moment.”

Two rulings greatly expand the ability to evade the law for on Free Exercise grounds.

Another avoidable milestone.

The soldier who became a national figure for testifying against President Trump has had enough.

The venerable apparel company is having a hard go of it.

Free speech is not for everyone.

Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.

The president of the country with the second most cases and fatalities has tested positive.

Harvard joins a growing list of universities who will not offer in-person classes this year.

The Paycheck Protection Program protected some interesting paychecks.

The Country Music Hall of Famer is gone.

States can punish Electors who substitute their judgment for those of the voters.

Athletes are getting bigger and stronger. Except those who aren’t.

The Natanz fuel enrichment site has been seriously damaged.

A marked rise in shooting deaths is going largely unnoticed.

The crowd for DC’s fireworks celebration was small but weird.

A controversial monument in Little Italy has been destroyed.

The emotional and economic impact of the pandemic is hitting women especially hard.

The President is desperate and unwell and the press is making no bones about it.

Red lives matter.

Happy 4th!

Nike and FedEx may be able to do what Native American activists couldn’t.

Those who wish to vote for Tommy Tuberville or Jeff Sessions will have to walk to the mailbox.

“Lift Every Voice and Sing” will reportedly precede the “Star-Spangled Banner” in the opening week.

Some incredibly thin reporting about a story that is almost certainly made up.

The writing is on the wall for simple-majority voting in the Senate.

The President didn’t want to hear about bad behavior from Moscow, so he wasn’t told.

A legendary comic is gone.

A seemingly obvious result that isn’t.

Is the Chief Justice laying a trap or simply ‘calling balls and strikes’?

The President should have known about the plot. There’s a good chance he didn’t.

Contra the CDC, the AAP says getting kids to class outweighs the modest risk of their catching COVID-19.

A reprise of an almost identical case with a different group of Justices–and the Chief Justice switching sides.

The regime’s crackdown on their Muslim minority is worse than imagined.

Of course he did.

Another bow to the inevitable.

The Magnolia State is the last in the nation to have the stars and bars on its state banner.

An ad boycott has the Facebook co-founder down to his last $82.3 billion.

An accomplished racist will no longer be honored by the university.

The Administration has done nothing about intelligence reports of a grave escalation from Moscow.