The court's ruling reaffirms: the federal government cannot shut down lawful immigration pathways based on political targeting, fear, and discrimination. We're pleased the court recognized the devastating human consequences of these policies.

Kean has insisted he’s still running for re-election despite an undisclosed health condition that’s kept him absent from Washington.

There’s never any money for healthcare, childcare, education, or the environment, but there’s apparently plenty of money for a UFC arena on the White House lawn.

The President of the United States posting a rambling meltdown about a reflecting pool while the country faces actual problems is certainly… a choice.

Epstein Survivor hearing happening in West Palm Beach now. We stand with survivors.

Hang it in the Louvre 🔥 This is why young progressives resonate with so many voters — constituents are exhausted by performative “strongly worded letters” from the Democratic old guard

Question: Why would the Super Bowl ever come to a Jim Crow state that intentionally strips representation from Black people? cc: NFL

Dear @NFL, please seriously consider revoking the Tennessee Titans team's right to play in the state. Millions of black people are losing their rights of the USA. Same with the New Orleans Saints need to move out of Lousiana for the same reason. Every southern state should lose their teams. ASAP

🔥

Following the GOP’s mid-decade redistricting push that began with Texas, Virginia Democrats began looking into redistricting in 2025, something that due to a 2020 Independent redistricting constitutional amendment required its own constitutional amendment to pull off.

DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT THE EPSTEIN FILES

The FBI Director, the DC US Attorney, and the Secretary of Defense walk into a bar. Apparently like every day.

KERNEN: We'd never be able to send anyone back if you needed a judicial warrant every single time RAND PAUL: Well, I don't think that's true. Obeying the 4th Amendment of the Constitution shouldn't be too difficult. It's something we fought the revolution over.

The effective federal corporate income tax rate: 1950: 50% 1990: 25% 2020: 13% Stop asking "but how we will pay for it?" Restore the corporate tax rate. That is how we will pay for it.

Just a reminder—as we’re all reacting to the First Lady’s statement on the Epstein files yesterday. This guy is still serving in the administration.

I'd really like to see leadership calling for impeachment and removal, regardless of whether they have the votes to get it done. Same way we called for marriage equality before we had the votes. A leader's job is to lead. If a genocidal threat isn't impeachable, then nothing is.

Awful. @politico.com www.politico.com/news/2026/04...

To understand the deep institutional failure of legacy media in protecting democracy, please read this. Then share it. www.democracydocket.com/analysis/leg...

Remember when DHS agents had no choice but to shoot two Venezuelan men because the men had attacked them with a snow shovel and a broomstick? New video shows they were lying about that one, too. www.nytimes.com/2026/04/06/u...

Facts spoken by an ex-trumper...

This man is still serving in Congress with the support of Mike Johnson.

Cartoon by Pablo Stanley, on IG: pablostanley

ICYMI: Gov. Sherrill signed critical bills that will ensure long‑overdue protections for immigrant communities in New Jersey. Thank you, Gov. Sherrill, for showing that NJ will not sit idly by as ICE terrorizes our communities. 📸: Office of Governor / Tim Larsen

The horrors inside these ICE facilities are stunning. Don't look away. For a year, we’ve been working to call attention to the lawlessness & inhumane conditions at 26 Federal Plaza and across the country. (1/2)

Don Jr. and Eric Trump and trying to personally profit by selling drones to Gulf countries while they are under attack by Iran in a war their father started and their father can end… but by all means do go on about Hunter Biden‘s paintings, won’t you?

That's because Waffle House employees know the first rule of teleporting to a Waffle House: No one talks about teleporting to a Waffle House.

Bank of America would not have paid out $72.5 million dollars to the Epstein survivors, if the Epstein files were just a "Democratic hoax."

Democratic senators: It's time to draw a line in the sand. A nominee for Attorney General will soon come before you. Make the confirmation process about releasing ALL of the Epstein files (without redactions) and prosecuting the Epstein class. (1/2)

Minnesota will never forget Pam Bondi’s interference in the investigations into the killing of Renee Good and Alex Pretti at the hands of federal agents. That will always be a stain on her record.

I heard someone say that we should be registering voters at gas stations.

I have hopes. I have dreams. I will probably be disappointed, though.

Let's focus on something we ALL agree on: #ReleaseTheEPSTEIN_Files

Democrats claimed a second upset today in Florida’s special elections as the AP declared Brian Nathan, a Navy veteran and electrical workers union leader, the winner of a tight state Senate race in reliably Republican West Tampa. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/30/u...

If a member of your family were accused of lying, hustling and robbing people in your community, would you: A. Acknowledge that your loved one has a problem, or B. Defend your family member and pretend everyone else is lying

BREAKING: After ProPublica published letters written by children at the Dilley concentration camp, ICE officers raided the dormitories and confiscated the children's letters. I'm suing ICE to get them back. I'll explain it all in 45 minutes on @meidastouch.com here: www.youtube.com/live/H-D8SzR...

Bless Ms. Rachel, who is currently fighting to close an ICE facility in Texas that's detaining children.

It's interesting how The Daily Wire attacks the idea that gender is a performance when their sets are all about gender performance. Look at the aesthetics here — the cigars and crystal decanter with Japanese whiskey, the black dress shirt, the tight suit with two-toned double monks and tie bar ...

There’s this deep feeling with the Epstein situation and in this world that all these elites are connected in ways we’re not supposed to see.

The right doesn't seem very happy with one another lately.

My favorite part was when the guy who killed 170 kids in Minab said he bombed only military installations on Kharg Island, and avoided oil facilities there "for the sake of decency" It was one of those moments when you find yourself thumbing through Dante to remind yourself how many levels Hell has

If Joe Biden's son-in-law was flying around the Middle East as an unofficial Secretary of State while also working on business deals for his company with the same people he was meeting with on behalf of the US government, I'm pretty sure it would be a bigger story 🤔

What I always hear: “We can’t afford to pay our workers more than $15 an hour.” What I never hear: “We can’t afford to pay our CEO millions of dollars a year.” Funny how that works.

Since 1994, immigrants have paid more in taxes than they receive in benefits every year. Do not believe the lies you hear about immigrants. They are good for society and the economy.

i feel like if i was tasked with not starting a war and bringing back US manufacturing jobs, i could have done a better job than this

I keep seeing people ask about the 25th Amendment. Guys. His entire Cabinet is walking around in shoes that don’t fit because they’re scared to take them off. The 25th is never happening.

Your daily reminder that not a single epstein client has been arrested.

My dog has very strong feelings about the NJ11 special election. He wouldn't let me have my ballot until I promised to vote for @analiliafornj.bsky.social. (I was going to anyway, but don't tell him. He loves feeling like he's influencing the election).

Another hush money payment.

“.. What I’m worried about is $6 a gallon,” he said. “I don’t have a choice. I have a million-dollar business and I have to operate it.” @nytimes.com ⛽️ www.nytimes.com/2026/03/10/u...

The Montclair School Referenda, held on March 10 2026, the controversial proposals saw Montclair raise taxes for one year to fix a structural deficit existing in the school system under Q1, while voting against permanent tax raises to fix that deficit under q2.