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Jeff Cunha

Opinion: Time for Democrats to Change the Filibuster and Expand the Supreme Court to 12 Justices

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling on presidential immunity underscores the urgent need for Democrats to take decisive action to protect American democracy. By using the “nuclear option” to change the filibuster rule, which currently requires a 60-vote supermajority to pass most legislation, Democrats could pass crucial reforms with a simple majority, including expanding the Supreme…

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Trump’s Immunity: Supreme Court’s ‘Highway to Hell’ for Democracy

In a controversial decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that former President Donald Trump is granted limited immunity for actions taken during his presidency, a move that has sparked intense debate and allegations of judicial bias. This ruling, according to the Biden campaign and several Democratic leaders, essentially hands Trump “the keys to a dictatorship,”…

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Trump’s ‘Black Jobs’ Remark During Debate Shows True Colors

In a heated moment during Thursday’s debate with President Biden in Atlanta, former President Donald Trump sparked controversy by using the phrase “Black jobs.” This statement has not only left many Black Americans questioning the meaning and implications of such a term but also reignited discussions about Trump’s history of racism. Trump’s comments came as…

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The Supreme Court’s Conservative Majority: It’s Constitutional to Jail Poor People

In a landmark decision on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Grants Pass, granting it the authority to ticket homeless individuals for sleeping outdoors. This ruling rejected the arguments that such “anti-camping” ordinances constitute “cruel and unusual” punishment under the Constitution. The decision, penned by Justice Neil Gorsuch for the court’s conservative…

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Supreme Court Nixes Rio Grande Deal, Leaving New Mexico and Texas in Limbo

In a significant ruling today, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a proposed settlement between New Mexico and Texas over the management of the Rio Grande’s waters. The 5-4 decision complicates ongoing efforts to resolve long-standing disputes over how New Mexico, Texas, and Colorado share this critical water source. The proposed settlement, which aimed to ensure…

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Climate Change Fuels Arizona’s Water Crisis: Native Americans and the Consequences of a Construction Boom

Arizona is currently experiencing a significant construction boom, especially in the Phoenix-metro area. With Maricopa County being one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S., the demand for new housing and infrastructure is skyrocketing. This growth has led to a surge in employment within the construction industry, projected to add about 40,000 new jobs by…

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Coconut Creek Florida’s Crime Scene: What the New York Post Didn’t Tell You About the Oakland California Burglary

Oakland, CA – The New York Post recently published an article spotlighting a family from Coconut Creek, Florida, who had their car burglarized while dropping off their son at college in Oakland, California. The article, seen by many as catering to the Post’s conservative readership, implied that the crime was emblematic of broader safety issues…

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