The president can’t handle criticism of his remarks about children’s dolls.

Representative Mike Lawler was hammered with questions during his town hall. That’s when the police came in.

Someone close to Donald Trump planted the idea in his head that the United States should tariff foreign movies (whatever that means).

Is this how the president of the United States is making major decisions now?

Cuts to NASA mean that Musk’s SpaceX company is well positioned to reap in a billion dollars—at least—in government contracts.

You will never guess what Mike Collins is comparing the opening of a new halal restaurant to.

The Alabama senator wants to prove he lives in Alabama in his bid for governor. So why did he vote in Florida?

Scott Jennings apparently doesn't know that Congress, not the president, is responsible for declaring war.

This could soon have a chilling effect across the courts—if it hasn’t already.

Donald Trump just released a radical budget proposal. And he’s threatening Congress if they don’t fall in line.

Stephen Miller is reportedly under consideration to join the president’s Cabinet after Mike Waltz’s abrupt dismissal.

Israel has not allowed any aid to enter Gaza for two months as Palestinians starve to death.

Rural voters are rapidly souring on the president, thanks in large part to his decision to tank the economy for no reason.

The news magazine is under fire from the president, but it’s still airing critical segments about his regime.

A damning new report reveals how the Democratic senator appears to be endangering his own life, and those around him.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized the president’s unsettling attacks on the judiciary.

The Pennsylvania Democrat is reportedly acting erratically—and saying a number of disturbing things about Gaza and Palestinians.

The Department of Health and Human services is preparing cuts that will impact key programs like Head Start.

Trump’s recently ousted national security advisor just keeps making things worse for himself.

$880 billion in proposed cuts are making some GOP members of Congress very nervous.