Now that the Kansas City Chiefs have made it to the Super Bowl, the far right is freaking out about Taylor Swift again.

Hours before the final day of Donald Trump’s bank fraud trial was set to begin, a bomb squad was called.

Conservatives are once again up in arms over Taylor Swift.

The House speaker announced Republicans are editing the January 6 tapes. That ruins one of their main arguments about what happened that day.

A new report details the violent history of Mike Johnson’s legal clients.

Texas Republicans have rejected a new resolution to ban associating with Nazi sympathizers.

His legal team's new aggressive, winner-takes-all approach has won some early praise—but not everyone at the White House is a fan.

The venerable magazine briefly took A.I.-generated content to a hilarious new extreme.

Tesla’s workers in the Scandinavian country have gone on strike—and they’re getting a little help from their friends.

The permanently embattled New York congressman is facing the possibility of being ousted from office this week, and he’s taking it as well as you might imagine.

The X owner spent the weekend on a world tour of pissing people off.

The MAGA firebrand is hoping to catch the eye of—and get a promotion from—Donald Trump.

The former president must think that voters haven’t been paying attention to what’s become a hot-button issue at the polls.

Donald Trump is receiving support from the rich backers of liberal causes.

Hint: It’s someone who thinks he belongs in prison.

The former New York City mayor is so broke his accountants are suing him.

Musk's lawsuit against Media Matters could reveal embarrassing secrets about the company's handling of far-right content.

Some in the administration are worried that a pause in the fighting will allow journalists to show just how devastating Israel's campaign against Gaza has been.

Florida voters really, really do not like the controversial Republican representative.

The Florida governor’s aides are turning on one another as his support in the GOP primary decreases.