The Homeland Security secretary more or less said places of worship were on their own.

The acting attorney general struggled to defend Donald Trump’s decision to create a slush fund.

Democrats will seek to force Republicans to vote on Trump’s toxic new slush fund for January 6 rioters, Representative Jamie Raskin tells TNR in an interview. Democrats shouldn’t let up.

The acting attorney general had a tough time in a hearing before the Senate.

Donald Trump made everyone stare at the construction site of his ballroom.

The president’s justification for the Iran war has somehow gotten even more unbelievable.

Democrats in the Senate want answers on how acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is running things.

Donald Trump is trying to get a key Senate adviser fired.

Senator Bill Cassidy is speaking up as the rest of his party remains silent.

Weiss’s bosses are considering pulling back her control over content.

Donald Trump wants to join forces with some of the world’s worst leaders in order to take down the ICC.

Brian Morrissey was picked by the president to be the Treasury Department’s general counsel. Even he had enough.

As Trump reaches a “settlement” with DOJ that hands $1.8 billion in taxpayer money to a fund he controls, a legal expert explains just how corrupt this truly is—and why it might backfire for the GOP.

The president insisted that Biden’s economy was “failing” in 2024, when it was anything but. Then he came into office and showed everybody what failing really is.

As Trump reaches a “settlement” with DOJ that hands $1.8 billion in taxpayer money to a fund he controls, a legal expert explains just how corrupt this truly is—and why it might backfire for the GOP.

The EPA has repealed limits on four types of “forever chemicals.”

Donald Trump accused Maryland of election fraud.

The president wrote on social media that he was prepared to attack Iran but was persuaded not to by the United States’s Gulf allies.

Donald Trump is in obvious physical decline—but you wouldn’t know it from how his team tells it.

The administration has “no liability” for what recipients do with the money—which may be important given who they’re giving it to.