American Sun Times
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Inside the Supreme Court’s Landmark Birthright Citizenship Case
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 ruling in United States v. Texas on…
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Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship In 6-3 Ruling
WASHINGTON, July 5 — On the ground outside the Supreme Court this afternoon, the building stands quiet. The…
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How the 14th Amendment Anchors the Birthright Citizenship Fight
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The Supreme Court’s ruling in United States v. Texas , No. 24-123, lands in…
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What the Supreme Court’s Birthright Ruling Means for Citizenship
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The figure that matters: 6-3. That was the Supreme Court’s margin on June 15,…
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Wobo urges Rivers voters to pick best candidate like hiring a CEO
PORT HARCOURT — The logic is brutal in its simplicity. When a company needs a new CEO, you…
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National Park entry fees diverted to D.C. beautification projects, report finds
The concrete at the Grand Canyon is cracking. The water pipes at Yellowstone are old enough to fail.…
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National Park Service redirects $90 million in visitor fees to D.C. projects
National Park Service officials have known for years that the maintenance backlog at America’s parks was a crisis.…
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Trump administration diverts $90 million in national park fees to D.C. beautification
The America 250 celebration is coming. Washington, D.C., needs to look good for it. To make that happen,…
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Analysis finds travelers waste hundreds yearly by ignoring basic airport prep tips
The advice is simple, almost boring. Pack a granola bar. Bring an empty water bottle. But a personal…
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Phreesia Investors Have Until July 13 to Join Securities Fraud Lawsuit
Time is running thin for Phreesia investors who saw their holdings drop by six figures. July 13, 2026,…
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Phreesia Investors Face July 2026 Deadline in Securities Fraud Lawsuit
For investors in Phreesia, Inc., the clock is now ticking. A July 13, 2026, deadline looms — a…
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Wobo asks Rivers voters to prioritize competence over political ties
PORT HARCOURT — A Rivers State political figure named Wobo has injected a blunt question into the gubernatorial…
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Wobo challenges long-standing ethnic voting pattern in Rivers State politics
Political analysts watching Rivers State say a single unchallenged idea has quietly shaped every election here for decades:…
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Turley: Shapiro’s VP loss reveals divide between Democratic pragmatists and progressives
Jonathan Turley’s analysis drops into a real argument among Democrats — one that is not abstract. The people…
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Analysts Assess Shapiro’s Future After Being Passed Over for Democratic Ticket
Josh Shapiro’s name will not appear on the Democratic ticket. That much is settled. The Pennsylvania governor was…
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Shapiro’s Vice Presidential Candidacy Faces Hurdles from Party’s Leftward Shift
The Democratic Party’s activist base has been drifting left for years. Young Americans are falling in love with…
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Nigel Farage faces standards probe over undeclared gifts from ex-convict investor
George Cottrell’s nickname is “Posh George.” He served eight months in a US prison for agreeing to launder…
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Amy Coney Barrett
WASHINGTON, July 5 — On the ground inside the Supreme Court, the ideological lines are drawn sharper than…
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Supreme Court’s Birthright Citizenship Ruling Could Spark Legal Chaos
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The Supreme Court could narrow birthright citizenship. If it does, Congress may try to…
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Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Birthright Citizenship
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments and issue a written opinion on the…
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Birthright Citizenship Rooted in 14th Amendment and Wong Kim Ark Precedent
WASHINGTON, July 5 — A case before the federal courts is poised to test the limits of birthright…
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Birthright Citizenship Debate Reshapes Constitutional Guarantee
WASHINGTON, July 5 — A change to birthright citizenship could affect millions of U.S.-born children of non-citizen parents,…
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Critics Question Abundance-Liberalism Thesis’ Political Relevance
WASHINGTON, July 5 — The strategic calculus behind “abundance liberalism” may be losing its grip on the Democratic…
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If Establishment Democrats Will Not Fight Back, Democrats Will Vote
DENVER, July 4 — The Democratic establishment’s autumn of discontent has spread from New York City to the…
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