When we reported that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dropped his support for Medicare for All the same year the health care industry gave him roughly $300,000, Snopes rated the claim "mixed." Their objection was about the size of the net. That $300,000 figure,...
Joe Rogan told his millions of listeners that Hillary Clinton's old immigration stances are "more MAGA than MAGA." The actual deportation numbers — 3.1 million under Obama vs. 932,000 under Trump's first term — back him up in a way that torches Trump's entire brand.
The ACLU teamed up with Bruce Springsteen for a national ad campaign set to "Born in the U.S.A." as the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on April 1 over Trump's executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship. Every court that's reviewed the order so far has blocked it.
Trump shared an image on Truth Social calling for a third term as a 'reward' for his stolen election lie. He's been openly floating the idea of president-for-life since 2018, and his allies say they're actively working to make it happen.
Trump is deploying ICE agents to airports starting Monday to deal with security line chaos caused by the government shutdown — the same shutdown he's using to shield ICE from accountability after agents killed two U.S. citizens. TSA workers haven't been paid since February 14, and over 400 have already quit.
Trump casually admitted aboard Air Force One that the U.S. maybe 'shouldn't even be there at all' in the strait his own war shut down. He then demanded other countries — the same ones he's spent months insulting and threatening — send ships to clean up the mess.
Oil prices crashed after Trump claimed the Iran war would end "very soon," but his casual dismissal of $100-plus oil shows complete disconnect from working families who'd be crushed by $4+ gas. The billionaire president shrugged off energy costs that would devastate millions already struggling with basic expenses.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt tried to debunk criticism of the SAVE America Act — then described exactly the voter suppression problem critics have been warning about. The bill would force married women who changed their names to re-register through state bureaucratic processes before they can vote.
