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So Much for Turning Down the Temperature in American Politics

Democrats suggested Trump is giving unlawful orders to the military — so the president...

Biden DOJ Obtained Two Years of Jim Jordan’s Phone Records in Anti-Trump Investigation

Special Counsel Jack Smith also sought the toll records of eight Republican senators.

What Do Mainstream Democrats Stand For?

Mostly, the Biden-era status quo.

Trump removes hefty tariffs on coffee, other Brazilian agriculture products

President Trump has removed 40% tariffs on Brazilian coffee, cocoa, beef and other agricultural products that are not grown in sufficient amounts in the U.S.

Why Ken Paxton is Democrats’ favorite Republican 

Ken Paxton’s baggage will drain the GOP war chest and cost the Senate majority in 2026.

Watch live: Senate to vote on pay for military, federal workers as shutdown persists

The Senate on Thursday afternoon is set to vote on the Shutdown Fairness Act — a bill introduced by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) that would provide pay for service members and excepted workers as the government shutdown stretches into a fourth week. Democrats have also weighed their own version of a bill that would include...

The Supreme Court could force Congress’s hand on executive discretion

Limited government requires not only laws but also the ambition of the political branches to check each other.

Cornyn calls Hunt ‘fake MAGA’ in new ad

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) launched his first significant attack against his latest primary challenger Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-Texas) on Thursday, referring to his fellow Lone Star State lawmaker as “fake MAGA.”  The incumbent senator made the attacks in a new microsite and digital ad, backed by a five-figure investment. “Wesley Hunt says he’s MAGA but the...

Santos ‘looking into’ repaying fraud victims

Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) committed to repaying his fraud victims on Wednesday, days after President Trump commuted his sentence and the former lawmaker walked free from prison. In an interview on NewsNation’s “Cuomo,” the New York Republican said his legal team is “looking into” ways to pay restitution, even though his clemency order frees...

From peace to power: How the Nobel Peace Prize turned political

The Oslo-based Nobel Peace Prize committee may have turned down President Trump’s latest bid for glory. Yet by honoring Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado — at a time when Trump is openly backing efforts to topple the government in Caracas — it has laid bare the extent to which the peace prize has become...

China’s robot revolution foreshadows its looming population collapse

China’s extreme automation is a strength, but it’s also a response to the country’s most fundamental weakness: the impending demographic collapse. 

Egg recall expands over salmonella concerns

The recalled Black Sheep Egg Company products, labeled “Free Range Large Grade A Brown Eggs,” have “best by” dates between Aug. 22 and Oct. 31.

September housing activity ‘unseasonably resilient,’ Zillow says

Zillow attributed September's "surprising stamina" to lower mortgage rates and stock market highs.

Putin bets on Europe’s failure

Enough of playing Charlie Brown and the football with Putin.

Trump takes his first direct shot at Putin

Morning Report is The Hill's a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here or in the box below: In today's issue: ▪ US sanctions Russian oil companies ▪ Merkley’s marathon speech ▪ The Democrats’ conundrum ▪ Texas governor goes after professors President Trump on Wednesday took his most significant and direct action yet against Russian President Vladimir Putin in a...

Meta to lay off roughly 600 employees within AI unit

The layoffs will remove roughly 600 roles from within Meta's Superintelligence Labs division.

McLaughlin: ICE agents could soon be going to San Francisco

Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said Wednesday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents could soon be headed to San Francisco. McLaughlin said in an interview with NewsNation's "The Hill," there would be "no safe haven in the United States, whether that be Los Angeles, Chicago, New York or San Francisco." "We do...

ICE director: NYC will see ‘increase in ICE arrests’

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director Todd Lyons said Wednesday that New York City will see more immigration arrests, after protesters confronted agents during an operation. "You will see an increase in ICE arrests because there are so many criminals and illegal aliens that have been released in New York, specifically," Lyons said in a...

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