Robert Mueller Dies at 81 — Trump Says 'Good, I'm Glad'
Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel who investigated Trump's ties to Russia, died March 20 at 81 — and the president posted that he was glad.
Samuel Crane
Bureau: Washington
White House Hands Congress a Four-Page Blueprint to Kill State AI Laws
The White House released a national AI framework that tells Congress to preempt all state AI regulation — one day after fifty Republican legislators told their own president to back off.
Congress Demands Exit Plan as War Enters Week Four
Congress blocked the war authorization and the war got bigger — now the $200 billion bill has arrived and lawmakers in both parties are asking what exactly they're paying for.
Trump Approval Hits New Low — Independents Fleeing
Trump's Iran approval sits at 36% nationally and 27% among independents — the voters who decide midterms — and every major pollster shows the numbers moving in the same direction: down.
The Shutdown Meets the War: TSA Crisis Compounds Spring Break Chaos
The DHS shutdown is 37 days old, 50,000 TSA officers are working without pay, small airports face closure, and the government that bombs Tehran cannot keep Boise's checkpoint open.
Trump Truth Social Post Moves Oil Markets Again
Trump threatened to 'FINISH OFF' Iran on Truth Social and Brent crude swung 4% in a single session — presidential shitposting is now a tradeable asset class.
AUMF Vote Stalls but Pressure Mounts
Congress has now failed to pass both a war powers resolution and an AUMF for Iran — but Senate Democrats are threatening to grind the chamber to a halt until they get public hearings.