Liberty Roundup — Daily Newsletter

Senate investigators have Fauci’s HHS phone copy after a committee voted to hold him in contempt and refer him to Justice.

The price of advancing Todd Blanche

Blanche Rescinds the Fund Order—but Not the Obligation

The $1.776 billion order is gone, but the settlement obligation remains—and a committee vote is next.

The Blanche fight is about permanence—and a written promise

Claude's cyber test reached live systems

Fauci’s Diaries Face the Hearing Test

Who Gets to Write Election Rules?

Inside Trump’s Blocked Mail-Ballot Order

The First Circuit separates citizenship data from USPS ballot lists—and leaves the merits appeal open.

Trump adds Israel to the Saudi nuclear bargain

U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation now hinges on recognition of Israel; Congress will examine whether the pact also blocks a Saudi path to enrichment.

New Jersey’s voter-registration gate failed

6,600 registrations exposed a system that recorded citizenship but did not enforce it.

What CENTCOM left out of its own statement

Three Americans dead in 24 hours, nearly 100 wounded since July 7, and the Pentagon’s defense is its own casualty database.

Liberty Roundup - Monday, July 20, 2026

CENTCOM confirmed the death in Iraq as remains were recovered in Jordan. The right is splitting three ways over what comes next.

Who decides what America gets to see?

Trump made the case. The networks decided how much of it Americans would see before the fact-checks began.

Rubio puts political terrorism on the diplomatic agenda

A 65-delegation summit, Trump’s election files, and six consequential stories.

ICE’s pause lasted one day. The fight did not.

Trump restored traffic stops after fatal shootings, while Congress opened fresh fights over Israel aid, military policy, and the clock.

Liberty Roundup — July 15, 2026