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Swalwell & Gonzales
One Democrat and one Republican resigned the same day -- right before the House could expel them both
Read »Swalwell Withdraws
21 Democratic endorsements gone in 24 hours -- the fastest party exile since Al Franken
What Do Tuesday's Elections Actually Mean?
Democrats swept Wisconsin and swung MTG's old Georgia seat by 25 points -- on a Tuesday in April
Trump's Weird California Endorsement
He could have had two Republicans in the runoff. Instead he picked the British Fox News guy.
SCOTUS Hearts Bannon
The Supreme Court erased his contempt conviction. No opinion, no dissent, no explanation.
The Video Doesn't Match
Minneapolis released the surveillance tape of an ICE shooting. It shows a 12-second scuffle, not the 3-minute ambush agents swore to under oath.
He Fired the Army Chief During a War
Hegseth ousted Gen. George over a promotion fight. Five former defense secretaries called it reckless.
Pam's Out
Trump fired his attorney general after 13 months. The Epstein files, the failed prosecutions, and the shortest AG tenure in half a century.
AOC v. Israel
She told the DSA she'll vote against all military aid to Israel.
33%
Trump's approval rating just hit its lowest point. The economy, gas prices, and his own base are the problem.
DHS Is Finally Open
After 41 days, Congress funded Homeland Security. It's a stopgap through May 22 -- and the real fight is next.
Trump Went to Court
He became the first sitting president to attend Supreme Court oral arguments. The justices weren't impressed.
Trump's Mail-In Ballot Crackdown
Trump signed an executive order directing the government to build a national voter list and restrict who gets a mail-in ballot. Legal experts say he can't do any of it.
Colorado's Conversion Therapy Ban Just Died
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that banning conversion therapy violates the First Amendment. More than 20 states have similar laws. They're all in trouble.
Trump v. the 14th Amendment
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments Wednesday on whether Trump can end birthright citizenship.
Ballroom Construction Has to Stop
A federal judge just ruled Trump can't build his $400 million White House ballroom without Congress. The DOJ appealed in 90 minutes.
Kash Patel's Enemies List
He told the Senate he'd never use the FBI for political revenge. Fourteen months later, he's firing agents, reopening closed cases, and going after a gubernatorial frontrunner.
Trump v. the 14th Amendment
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments Wednesday on whether Trump can end birthright citizenship.
Trump's Ballhouse
Fake windows, stairs to nowhere, and 32,000 furious comments on a $400 million ballroom.
TSA Is Getting Paid Again
TSA officers went 87 days without pay. Paychecks are finally coming -- but normal is still weeks away.