The House GOP is stuck in neutral
The crises have piled up on Speaker Mike Johnson’s desk even as the pressure mounts to pass, well, anything.
The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: ‘If it wasn’t for us, you’d be speaking French’
In today’s newsletter: Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana’s congressional redistricting map, the King’s speech and more.
The interests of Americans take a back seat to Trump’s kingly demands
Our nearly 80-year-old president has an authoritarian obsession with remaking America in his image.
Bondi to testify before House Oversight Committee after Democrats file contempt resolution
Republicans on the panel revealed the former attorney general has been scheduled to testify on May 29, shortly after Democrats announced their resolution.
Saturday’s assassination attempt had nothing to do with Obama. This MAGA lawyer dragged him into it
If there’s one thing that unites people under the MAGA banner, it’s their unyielding contempt for Barack Obama, a contempt expressed far too often with racist language, if not racist imagery.
The aftermath of the correspondents’ dinner shooting shows how broken we are
The president has pivoted to attacking a talk show host and calling for a ballroom.
What Carr’s FCC moves and Justice Department’s political prosecutions have in common
The public is seeing two sides of the same coin: The president’s perceived political foes are feeling the brunt of weaponized federal powers.
Wednesday’s Campaign Round-Up, 4.29.26: After high court ruling, GOP targets minority districts
Today’s installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
Democrats finally get their chance to grill Pete Hegseth on Iran
As the Iran war enters its third month, Democrats get their first opportunity to demand answers from the defense secretary.
The White House ups the ante, characterizes Trump as a ‘king’ again
When the president isn’t promoting the idea that he’s Jesus, he and his team have been eager to present him as a monarch.
