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From Capitol Hill chaos to campaign trail theatrics, this is where power gets fact-checked and spin gets shredded. Break the noise. Break the news. Break it all downâright here.
Donald Trump just dropped a fresh travel ban that reads like his first-term playlist: ban hard, blame immigrants, and throw in a dig at Harvard for good measure đđĽ. Starting June 9, citizens from 19 countries face either a full entry ban or heâŚ
A new spending bill should be drafted that doesnât massively grow the deficit and increase the debt ceiling by 5 TRILLION DOLLARS â Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 4, 2025 A new spending bill should be drafted that doesnât massively grow the âŚ
Trump says heâs doubling aluminum and steel tariffs from 25% to 50%. Protectionism never works. Tariffs like these just mean higher prices for everyone.pic.twitter.com/7rRIvukL3J â Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) May 30, 2025 âŚ
Elon Musk: villain origin story or just a particularly brutal Q2? Fourteen states are suing him over his role in the controversial âDepartment of Government Efficiencyâ (DOGE)âa Trump-era experiment initially touted to cut red tape. Critics now asseâŚ
Republican House Rep. Ashley Hinson at her town hall in Decorah, Iowa: âI was also proud to vote for President Trumpâs One Big Beautiful Bill last weekâCrowd: âBOOOOOOOO!!!!!!â pic.twitter.com/P4zds8racF â Marco Foster (@MarcoFoster_) May 28, 202âŚ
Trumpâs 2025 pardon spree reads like a reality show plot twist. He granted full pardons to reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, convicted in 2022 for defrauding banks and evading taxes. The Chrisleys were indicted in 2019 during Trumpâs first tâŚ
While most Americans were still wiping the sleep from their eyes đĽą, the House squeaked through the âOne Big Beautiful Bill Actâ by a single vote: 215â214. And no, it wasnât just about cutting taxes or shuffling spending. This was legislative sleightâŚ
Welcome to the blog! This post expands upon the discussions and revelations from our latest podcast episode, Brett Breaks Things 05/21/2025. In that episode, we delved into the chaotic late-night session of the House Rules Committee as they debated âŚ