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- Her attorney said the failed execution amounted to “torture,” and he called for her death sentence to be commuted.
- The president called Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett “very disappointing.” He added: “And the country knows it.”
- Sean Combs’ 50-month prison sentence hasn’t deprived him of life’s luxuries, according to a report from NBC News.
- Here are the big changes you can expect — and when the new passport will be available.
- Trump’s so-called “service announcements” have drawn bipartisan criticism and will face intense legal scrutiny.
- “The terror of this moment, then, becomes how the public responds to this information without the awareness that seemingly contradictory information can be true.”
- “I could use it. A lot of people think I should use it sometimes,” Trump said of invoking the Insurrection Act.
- ICE officer Jonathan Ross could be heard on video muttering “f**king bitch” after he fatally shot Good.
- Sen. Eric Schmitt embarrassed himself during a lengthy tirade against Jack Smith.
- Texas Senate nominee Ken Paxton told donors “everybody’s numbers dropped” after Trump’s Dallas midterm convention, according to audio obtained by The New York Times.
- “She was the light of our lives,” the actor and his wife said in their devastating statement.
- All of his first four rallies are in states where he won by double digits in 2024. Three are in cities hundreds of miles from the closest toss-up House district.
- The Cornell University rape investigation raises a bigger question about who is actually teaching young men what’s acceptable.
- A complaint to federal regulators from Public Citizen says that Trump's government-funded ads "violate the federal law against using taxpayer funds to finance propaganda."
- Supposed vice-presidential contender Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) seems to have mixed up basketball teams in an effort to nail a top Trump enemy.
- The development comes after persistent rumors she had an affair with her top aide at DHS.
- The decision allows the administration to continue removing immigrants to countries they’re not from and have never been to.
- President Donald Trump’s new government artificial intelligence agent apparently doesn’t share his views on election fraud.The Trump-backed artificial intelligence agent replies that former President Joe Biden won the 2020 contest when asked by a user. The program — which relies on official government sources and data to generate its answers — also provides Electoral College totals from the National
- The morning show’s longtime weatherman did the forecast during the early part of the show, only to have meteorologist Dylan Dreyer step in for the rest of the broadcast.
- “This is the tax families like mine pay, the one families in the majority never even see on the bill.”
- Agencies were asking job seekers how they would implement Trump’s agenda, but a federal judge said the question probably violates the First Amendment.
- The Ratepayer Protection Act is basically the only reason the Senate is sticking around this week.
- The woman detailed the fateful exchange with her husband caught on camera at the San Francisco Giants game.
- “It was like a light switch went on and a veil lifted,” said the woman about the president’s fiery remarks to a reporter who asked about his old friend.
