He really didn’t have a good answer.

The Epstein scandal is making an unpopular president even more unpopular, and there’s no sign that this will end anytime soon.

But now you can read all about it in a newspaper.

“Is he going to stand with the pedophiles and underage sex traffickers?” asked Representative Thomas Massie. “Or is he gonna pick the American people and justice for the victims?”

House Republican leadership is rushing to provide Donald Trump cover in the Epstein files debacle.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has no plans to move forward on his own party’s bill on the Epstein files.

It’s a historic moment, alright—just not in the way the Republicans believe.

The House minority leader has been speaking for more than six hours in an effort to stop Trump’s disastrous budget.

Republicans rebelling over Donald Trump’s budget bill have the House of Representatives in shambles.

Donald Trump’s overtures to the right wing of the Republican Party do not seem to have worked.

For once, the problem isn’t getting Republicans to all agree on something.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has thrown a wrench into the Alaska senator’s brilliant plan.

Johnson is backing Trump’s fight with the California governor over the L.A. protests.

Republicans who backed the bill are suddenly scrambling to reject it.

Which presidents have added the most to the national debt? Those free-spending liberal Democrats? Think again, and think about the reason why.

Medicaid was once a little-regarded program. It is now a policy heavyweight—and with an enrollment larger than Medicare’s, it’s very, very popular.

The GOP is struggling to pass a budget bill that would threaten millions of poor Americans’ livelihoods and health care—to the benefit of the wealthy.

Donald Trump spent his morning urging Republicans to fall in line. It doesn’t seem to have worked.

The Republicans’ tax cut plans are an exercise in bad faith, aimed squarely at the American people.

House Republicans are freaking out about their own budget bill.