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In a 6–3 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Donald Trump exceeded his authority when he imposed broad tariffs on imports from U.S. trading partners. The Court affirmed that the Constitution gives Congress — not the president — the power to impose tariffs. The ruling reflects deep divisions over presidential power and the role of Congress. The president’s response to the decision showed open contempt for the justices who opposed him, rhetoric that risk

As a resident of San Clemente, I strongly oppose the proposed lease allowing a federally controlled surveillance system on city-owned property. Under this plan, the system would be owned, operated, and maintained solely by the federal government , with no city oversight, access, or safeguards to protect our neighborhoods and public spaces. Local residents deserve transparency and accountability. Placing such equipment on city land without oversight undermines local governanc

🚨 Health care costs are rising in 2026, and millions of Americans may no longer afford coverage. Congress had a chance to extend the Affordable Care Act and failed. Families shouldn’t have to choose between bills and essential care. Our leaders must put patients first, expand choices, and make health care affordable for everyone. Cuts to Medicaid and Medicare hurt those who need care most. Health care is a basic necessity—not a political bargaining chip. 💙 #HealthcareForAll

Americans are on the brink of a significant increase in health care costs in 2026—an increase that many families simply cannot afford. There was a bipartisan effort in Congress to pass a clean, three-year extension of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). That effort failed. As a result, millions of Americans now face higher insurance premiums and reduced access to necessary health care. When costs rise beyond reach, people don’t just lose coverage—they lose access to preventive car