Now, both Democratic lawmakers expelled over their gun control protest are back in the legislature.

Meanwhile, Musk continues to insist hate speech is not a problem on the site.

Carson, who has privately admitted he hates Trump passionately, seems to be begging for Trump’s forgiveness.

The Twitter CEO seems to think there’s no problem.

Ron DeSantis is leading an attack on academic freedom. And Ken Griffin is one of his biggest financial backers.

A Wisconsin school district seems to be retaliating against one of its own teachers, after she brought attention to overzealous enforcement in the classroom.

If Bill Lee is serious, after the two weeks of chaos in his state, he could actually make it happen.

As the nation awaits a final decision on the abortion pill, amid dueling legal cases, there is one easy way the FDA could help make sure people still have access.

Justin Jones is back in his seat after Republicans expelled him. And he’s advancing the fight that got him kicked out in the first place.

The representative was expressing support for an anti-trans bill under consideration.

The representative was one of two Black Democratic lawmakers expelled after talking about gun control on the House floor.

Even before they expelled two Black Democratic lawmakers, Republicans were using their supermajority to undermine democracy.

Kentucky declared itself a “Second Amendment sanctuary state” and rolled back gun control restrictions.

Abortion was all Republicans would talk about before. Their silence now speaks volumes.

The far-right Texas judge who cited the study in his ruling apparently didn’t care about where it came from.

This comes as the nation is still reeling from another mass shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.

Even his journo-buddies are up in arms.

The ruling has major implications for classrooms around the country.

But they’re “close personal friends”!

Talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel.