Malcolm Ferguson

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is trying to convince everyone that the U.S. should control Greenland.

A new report raises questions about whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is cosplaying as commander in chief.

Republican members of Congress are lining up to defend Trump’s $1.8 billion slush fund.

The plan advanced far enough that the Trump administration was looking for a way to justify the ban.

The IRS knew Trump’s lawsuit could be easily thrown out in court. The Department of Justice didn’t listen.

The acting attorney general appears to be lying under oath to Congress.

The acting attorney general had a tough time in a hearing before the Senate.

Senator Bill Cassidy is speaking up as the rest of his party remains silent.

Brian Morrissey was picked by the president to be the Treasury Department’s general counsel. Even he had enough.

The administration has “no liability” for what recipients do with the money—which may be important given who they’re giving it to.

Senator Rick Scott suggested that Iran would kill Americans with a nuclear weapon if Trump didn’t “bomb the living daylights out of them.”

Taxpayers will provide roughly $1.8 billion to the president and his allies—including January 6 insurrectionists.

The president went on a Sunday posting spree featuring some very weird images.

. “I respect President Trump, but if he brings 500,000 Chinese students to Florida colleges, I will raise tuition on them to $1,000,000/year,” wrote Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback.

The Trump administration called off the deployment of thousands of troops to Poland without explaining its decision to Congress.

The Ohio representative dismissed concerns about high gas prices—and then tried to claim he didn’t.

According to a filing from acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, the ballroom is a “gift to the American people.”

The president will drop his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS in exchange for the creation of a $1.7 billion “weaponization” fund that will give taxpayer money to his supporters—including January 6th insurrectionists.

A lawsuit alleges that the land for the construction of his presidential library was given to him in an effort to gain favor with the president.

Los Angeles organizers have indicated that they have received no guarantees that immigration agents won’t harass or detain traveling fans.