October 11, 2026

A Child in the Back Seat, Bullets Through the Car — and a Body Count No One in Washington Will Own

Thursday’s shooting in the Bronx was not a return of ICE violence. The violence never left; the cameras did. Since January 2025, immigration agents have killed people on American streets, record numbers have died behind detention walls, and Congress has handed the agency more money and no new strings. Less than four weeks before the midterms, the question is no longer whether this is happening — it is whether anyone will be made to answer for it.

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The Revenge Presidency: Every Slight Becomes a Subpoena

From a 29-year-old former aide who told Congress what she saw on January 6, to the Federal Reserve, Georgia’s election offices and a war-crimes court in The Hague, Donald Trump has turned the machinery of American government into an instrument of personal grievance. Courts and ordinary citizens on grand juries keep saying no. He keeps escalating. The question now is whether Congress, and the voters who choose it next month, will finally say no too.

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