Liberty Bell Report
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245 stories since November 3, 2026
14 stories · Pushback · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
After Democrats' midterm gains, gun-control groups are pressing for bans and new limits, but the Second Amendment's text, recent Supreme Court rulings and fresh legal fights point the other way.
The Democratic Socialists of America are celebrating their biggest election ever. The vote counts, the polls and the research on rent control tell a different story.
A Washington Post report put a $1.2 million price tag on the secretary of state's trips to watch his son play for Florida. Federal rules require him to fly government aircraft, and to repay the price of a coach ticket for personal trips.
Wisconsin's governor-elect says the state can 'do away with' the Electoral College. Article II, Hamilton's Federalist 68 and hard lessons from close elections make the case for keeping a system built on the states.
Four incoming committee leaders want drugmakers' un-redacted pricing contracts. Oversight is their right, but the record on GLP-1s, Medicaid and TrumpRx shows what is at stake if the probe scares companies away from the table.
At the U.N. climate summit in Turkey, Secretary-General António Guterres told leaders that fossil fuels must "go the way of the dinosaurs." America has already cut its energy emissions by a fifth since 2005, largely with natural gas, while China keeps building coal plants. Here is the case the summit is not hearing.
Progressives sold Proposition 40 as a painless way to make the richest Californians pay for health care. In a year of Democratic wins, voters in America's bluest big state turned it down. The numbers, the history and the Constitution explain why.
Democrats promise the fight to remove the defense secretary is just the beginning once they take the House. But the framers set a high bar of treason, bribery and other high crimes, and only two Cabinet secretaries have ever been impeached. Neither was removed.
Six of our writers weigh the roll call, the President's support, the polls, the actual charges, the precedents and Hamilton's warning, and conclude lawmakers protected a grave remedy from turning into a tool for quarrels over war strategy.
A sentinel's rebuke at the Tomb drew the headlines. Our anchors honor the guard who did his duty and make the case for a Pentagon that has young Americans signing up to serve.
Seattle's school board voted 7-0 to authorize legal action against I-638 as the ACLU sued. The vote margin, the science and the Supreme Court all point the other way.
Sanders says Democrats can expand Medicare with 51 Senate votes. Trillion-dollar estimates, a 2033 trust fund deadline and long waits abroad argue for caution.
A French judge has charged Michel Houellebecq over a 2022 interview. U.S. law draws the line at incitement to imminent lawless action, not at offensive opinions.
Glendale's carry-permit costs now near $2,000 for a new license. The Justice Department says that defies the Second Amendment and the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling.
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