Sean Lorne

Congressman’s State Guest Sparks Arrest Threat

A Massachusetts congressman invited a young Brazilian guest to the State of the Union. Homeland Security said the guest was subject to removal. The guest was quietly moved to the congressman’s office and watched the speech on TV. The episode raised questions about enforcement, optics, and political theater.

Gold Medals, Standing? Democrats Mostly Seated

The U.S. men’s hockey team, fresh off Olympic gold, was honored at the State of the Union. They received loud cheers and chants. Many Democrats remained seated, prompting partisan backlash and questions about politicizing sports.

Trump Says Supreme Court Will Get It Wrong

After a recent Supreme Court tariff ruling, President Trump predicted the justices will again reach the wrong outcome on his bid to end birthright citizenship by executive order. The legal fight is playing out in courts while Washington argues about timing, meaning, and political fallout.

Artemis II Set To Return Humans To Moon

NASA says a second fueling test went well and the agency is aiming to launch Artemis II on March 6. Four astronauts will ride the SLS and Orion on the first crewed lunar flight since 1972, but a few technical and review steps remain.

American Pilots Arrested During Guinea Fuel Stop

Two U.S. pilots say they were ambushed and jailed after a routine refueling stop in Conakry. Families call it wrongful detention. The State Department says it is providing consular assistance while authorities in Guinea press serious charges.

Left Aims To Bankrupt Independent Writers

A viral tweet from Bannon's WarRoom quotes Joe Hoft saying the political left is trying to bankrupt and silence independent writers. Here is what that claim means, how these fights work, and what to watch next.