The president’s demand for a slush fund to pay billions of dollars to his cronies places him among the planet’s most infamous political criminals.

Two other issues went unmentioned in the report—and were even more decisive in the party’s loss to Donald Trump.

A threshold has definitely been crossed in these last couple weeks as Trump shrinks his MAGA base down to its molten core.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is trying to convince everyone that the U.S. should control Greenland.

Gabbard said she is leaving to help her husband, who has been diagnosed with cancer.

Representative Tom Kean Jr. has been missing for more than two months—but apparently still can travel for his reelection campaign.

A new report raises questions about whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is cosplaying as commander in chief.

Republican members of Congress are lining up to defend Trump’s $1.8 billion slush fund.

Donald Trump is facing major backlash from both lawmakers and voters over the fund.

Colbert’s show was pulled after he criticized CBS’s parent company, Paramount, and its decision to settle a lawsuit with Donald Trump.

The plan advanced far enough that the Trump administration was looking for a way to justify the ban.

As Trump publicly begs the GOP to rig the midterms, the writer of a piece on his unpopularity explains why his coalition is imploding—and why his only way out is massive cheating.

We can debate all day whether Colorado Governor Jared Polis should have commuted her sentence. Meanwhile, state and local officials are openly preparing to meddle in the midterm elections.

By driving oil prices through the roof, he’s finally giving alternative energy some badly needed stimulus. Too bad the economic benefit goes mainly to China.

As Fox News releases some of Trump’s worst polling ever, the writer of a piece on his unpopularity explains why his coalition is imploding—and why his only way out is massive cheating.

House Oversight Chair James Comer said Sarah Kellen’s revelation was “what we’ve been waiting for.”

Federal prosecutors have dismissed all charges against the protesters after apparent misconduct.

Representative Andrew Clyde also wants a piece of the pie.

The Department of Justice has given Republicans a list of talking points not grounded in reality.

Republicans in the Senate went home earlier than scheduled, abandoning a key budget vote so they wouldn’t also have to vote on the slush fund.