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Back in the days when I made my living teaching cause analysis and failure investigations to corporate audiences, I used to use an old routine to illustrate the importance of not overlooking the obvious by asking, "How would you suspend hundreds or thousands of pounds of water overhead with no visible means of support?" About one class in five, someone would give the correct answer: "Make a cloud."
Thursday, August 27, 2026 Good morning, and welcome to RedState's "Morning Minute" — a brief glimpse at which stories are trending at the moment and a look ahead at what the day may bring.
Friday, August 28, 2026 Good morning, and welcome to RedState's "Morning Minute" — a brief glimpse at which stories are trending at the moment and a look ahead at what the day may bring.
Happy Sunday, and welcome to the RedState Weekly Briefing — where we take a quick look at the week's most viewed stories in case you missed any of them. What do you suppose caught people's attention as we wind down August? Grab a cup of coffee (or something stronger if you're so inclined) and sit down with this 21st-century Weekend Edition of your favorite (online) publication.
By: Susie Moore
On Friday, a federal judge in California ruled that the Trump administration cannot use federal immigration law to revoke visas or pursue deportation of noncitizens because of speech protected by the First Amendment. (“Protected speech” here refers to political expression and advocacy — including criticism of U.S. or Israeli policies and advocacy for Palestinians — that falls within the First Amendment's protections.)
Monday, August 31, 2026 Good morning, and welcome to RedState's "Morning Minute" — a brief glimpse at which stories are trending at the moment and a look ahead at what the day may bring.
By: Susie Moore
On Monday, the Supreme Court cleared the way for construction on the White House ballroom to proceed. The High Court granted the Trump administration's request to stay the injunction blocking above-ground construction of the new White House East Wing/ballroom project.
Tuesday, September 1, 2026 Good morning, and welcome to RedState's "Morning Minute" — a brief glimpse at which stories are trending at the moment and a look ahead at what the day may bring.
On Monday, a federal judge handed the Trump administration a significant victory in its challenge to a new Virginia law restricting cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.
By: Susie Moore
You may recall the utter rending of garments over the Supreme Court's 2024 presidential immunity decision. When the High Court handed down its decision in
