The bombshell House Ethics report just dropped on Matt Gaetz, piling accusations of corruption, obstruction, and rule-breaking onto a GOP already reeling from his controversial resignation and failed attorney general bid. Jayar Jackson breaks it down.
Israel’s blockade of Gaza and the occupation has resulted in pain and hardship for the Palestinian people.
Trump made racist comments about Native Americans in 1993. People claim that Donald Trump is not racist, but he has a long history of making racist comments.
The 19th spoke with Cara Daggett, who coined the term, to talk about what it signals for a second Trump administration.
RFK Jr. fuels MAGA chaos as Republican senators push anti-vaccine hysteria and bizarre conspiracies in a bid to rewrite science and health policy.
Climate change is one of the most important issues we face today, with far-reaching consequences that extend beyond environmental concerns—into the realm of politics, economics, and social justice. As the effects of climate change are becoming more obvious, governments around the world are grappling…
A new Supreme Court case is surging into the spotlight over fears that the religious case, Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission, could prove massive tax based consequences for employees.
Amazon faces fiery backlash as workers at seven facilities launch strikes during the peak Christmas rush, with one driver arrested for joining the protest.
Leaked emails and memos sent privately between Supreme Court justices show who is fighting hard against enforcing an ethics code on the judicial branch.
What would you save to remember 2024 in politics? In the second part of our end-of-year series on the 538 Politics podcast, the crew builds a time capsule to capture the political essence of the year.
The debt ceiling is being talked about a lot right now. Congress is attempting to avoid a government shutdown. Learn more about what it is, how it works, and what happens if it's reached.
For once, it feels like many Americans, regardless of their politics, are united against a single enemy: our health care system.
What happens if the government shuts down? Congress has until midnight Friday to pass a short-term spending measure to keep the federal government running.
A Kansas City, Missouri, man who pleaded guilty to entering the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and expects a pardon from President-elect Donald Trump will be allowed to attend Trump’s inauguration, a federal judge ordered Thursday.
GOP leaders could next try to put the failed bill up for a vote under a rule, which requires a simple majority vote to approve, but that path takes a few more steps and isn’t a guarantee this legislation could pass.
Doctors described hospital lawyers who “refused to meet” with them for months, were hard to reach during “life or death” situations and offered little help beyond “regurgitating” the law, according to a Senate Finance Committee report.
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