The president is trying to spin his way out of his admission that he knew his then-friend Jeffrey Epstein “stole” a teenaged employee decades ago. It isn’t going well.

“There’s never been a president that’s good at ballrooms,” Trump said on Thursday.

Federal judges warn the independent judicial system is at stake.

Thanks, of course, to Senate Republicans, who appointed Joe Kent to the influential position on Thursday.

Attorney General Ken Paxton says he could “lock the doors” on the state’s legislature if it doesn’t approve a radical new congressional map.

Remember Jeff Clark? He just got some terrible news.

Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville thinks international students are “funding our own demise.”

Federal judges are questioning Trump’s power to impose tariffs whenever he wants.

Dershowitz thinks a pierogi seller who refused him service is part of a culture that is “worse than McCarthyism.”

Doug Bergum seemed baffled by the concept of solar energy, which he apparently thinks doesn’t work at night.

The “world’s leading Trump whisperer” strikes again.

Trump’s Justice Department is taking its war on DEI to a new level.

How did this even happen?

The president’s attacks on large law firms have led many to retreat from pro bono work that is in conflict with the administration’s agenda.

Donald Trump’s economy is here—and it’s only getting worse.

The Missouri Republican seems to be going against his entire party with a proposed ban on congressional stock trading.

The family of Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre is wondering what else the president knows.

Donald Trump is ramping up his trade war with Canada after its decision to recognize Palestine.

Here’s the list of every Democrat who voted against measures from Senator Bernie Sanders to stop giving weapons to Israel.

As Jerome Powell delivers bad news to Trump even as new polls show him sliding, the author of a piece on the midterms explains why Trump’s politically weaker than he looks—and why Dems should act like it.