Elon Musk’s Twitter has reinstated Fuentes’s account. Just last week, Fuentes called Hitler “really fucking cool.”

At least seven people were killed in the Half Moon Bay shooting. California is reeling from three mass shootings in three days.

The White House is planning to appoint Zients, a former private equity executive accused of “profiteering in health care,” as the next chief of staff.

Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson says Chicago deserves a progressive mayor “willing to invest in people.”

M&Ms is putting the spokescandies on “indefinite pause,” after right-wing backlash to the women mascots’ shoes, weight, sexuality, and mere existence.

There have been more mass shootings in America than days in the new year.

The Democratic representative faces a potential three-way race in 2024, since Sinema announced her switch to independent.

The Wikipedia page for “Anthony Devolder,” one of the names Santos went by, says he won several drag pageants, starred in Disney Channel shows, and was in a movie that doesn’t exist.

Former NFL coach Ted Dungy thought he did something with this analogy.

The Republican Women’s Club of South Central Kentucky held an event with one of the cops in the raid that killed Breonna Taylor. Diners unaffiliated with the event heard and saw graphic descriptions of the raid as they ate.

A judge ruled that the Florida governor should not have suspended a Democratic state attorney—but the court will not reinstate him.

Kansans overwhelmingly voted to protect the right to abortion in an August referendum. Now state Republicans want to overrule the will of the voters and ban it anyway.

Here are all the holes in the Supreme Court’s effort to find who leaked the decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

Thousands of electric school buses will soon be in service and help cut greenhouse gas emissions, thanks to a major government investment.

The Treasury Department is taking steps to make sure the U.S. doesn’t default on its debt, as House Republicans and the White House continue to face off.

Once upon a time, lying about September 11 was enough to kill a political career.

Trump has rejected the rape allegation from E. Jean Carroll by saying she’s not his “type.” That was already a weak argument, but even more so now.

The 21 Republicans who were blocking Kevin McCarthy from the speaker’s gavel are now sitting on key committees.

It seems when Santos was younger, he was a drag queen who went by the name “Kitara Ravache.” Now he’s a far-right congressman in a party that calls drag queens groomers.

The committee voted not to advance the nomination of Hector LaSalle, setting up a likely legal fight between the New York governor and state Democrats.