Tucker Carlson gave Nick Fuentes a platform, and the right is now imploding over it. From Heritage’s self-inflicted crisis to MAGA’s antisemitic underbelly, Todd Beeton lays bare the GOP’s reckoning with the monster it created.

Imagine warning Americans about the fallout from a crisis your own party keeps fueling.

Decades of service, strength, and steadfast leadership. Nancy Pelosi leaves behind a legacy that reshaped what leadership in America can look like, and big shoes to fill for whoever steps into them next.

The utter stupidity of pursuing a criminal trial against someone for throwing a sandwich that bounced off a bullet proof vest pissing away hundreds of thousands of dollars for this joke is the perfect encapsulation of this Administration.

MAGA’s eating itself alive. Todd Beeton covers the fight over Heritage’s defense of Nick Fuentes. Cammy Pedroja digs into the GOP’s decision to starve families to keep women powerless. And Jay Kuo explains Trump’s latest bid to rule by emergency decree.

The funny thing is, Trump was on those ballots in a way. Voters have already gotten a taste of what his second term would bring, and their message was clear: they want no part of the chaos that comes with him.

If Republicans had swept those races, Johnson would be shouting that Americans had seen the light.

Nothing like celebrating a ‘great victory’ while families are still struggling to afford basics. Maybe the reality looks different outside Mar-a-Lago.

Ever since day one of his second term, Trump has used ‘national emergencies’ to bypass Congress and rule by decree. This week, the Supreme Court will weigh in, and if it sides with him, the decision could pave the way for unchecked presidential power and a slide toward autocratic rule in the U.S.

Incredibly bold. I like it.

Ah yes, the $2 gas fantasy! Brought to you by the same guy who champions tax cuts for billionaires and tariffs that impact everyday Americans.

On a CNBC Squawk Box appearance, Cruz slammed MTG for seeming 'liberal' after her recent criticisms of the Republican Party over wages and healthcare.

It’s Election Day with critical races in several states. This is the first general election where voters get to tell Donald Trump what they think of him so far. Don’t miss your chance to make your voice heard! Vote like your country depends on it. Because it does.

Trump’s holding food hostage. Cammy Pedroja explains how the SNAP shutdown targets women and families first, because that’s who the right’s power depends on keeping in their place.

No notes.

When top aides reflexively back violent threats from an impulsive president, they aren’t protecting the country; they’re accelerating the worst outcomes.

Andrew will still be living in a royal residence with an allowance from King Charles. But sure, let’s focus on the ‘tragedy’ of him losing his title, not the young girls and women who endured years of abuse and trafficking.

*The president is all powerful and can fire civil servants, impound spending, redirect money and deploy troops despite numerous constitutional and legal restrictions but he can't spend emergency money for food stamps set aside specifically for shutdowns* is all-time amazing messaging.

History was made in the Netherlands this week! Rob Jetten was elected the country’s youngest and first openly gay Prime Minister. A huge win for representation and progress on the global stage!

In the courts, Trump’s running into roadblocks. In the culture, MAGA’s grip is starting to slip.

Trump’s starving 42 million Americans of food aid—literally—by refusing to release funds Congress already approved. Then he met China’s president and somehow gave up more than he got. Even Mitch McConnell’s voting against him now. What a week.

Only for the contest to start all over again the next day.

At least someone is saying it.

Happy Halloween, everyone! 😂

Haha.

The administration’s “move fast and break things” approach isn’t working anymore.

This you?

If the trip were really a ‘spectacular success,’ you wouldn’t need to threaten people for saying otherwise.

China bought 30 million metric tons of soybeans from the US last year. This year under Trump it will be 12 million.

It’s almost like the system was built to work for the people at the top, and no one else.

Don’t believe White House/Republican lies. The Trump administration could use billions of dollars in contingency funds to prevent millions of Americans from losing SNAP benefits. They’d rather see people starve, all for political theater.

For all of Trump’s tough talk, the courts keep kneecapping his fascist ambitions. Jay Kuo examines how the judiciary is keeping democracy intact. Plus, Jordan Gonsalves unpacks MAGA’s fury over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl set.

Trump keeps announcing economic miracles that only seem to exist in his posts.

Oh look! Fox News is running yet another contest to see who can say the most bigoted thing on live television.

Not subtle, not normal, and not okay.

Political influence may come and go, but economic and cultural power endure. The choice of Bad Bunny to headline the Super Bowl proves the rising influence of Latino communities on our culture. And MAGA isn't happy about it.

Imagine prioritizing facial hair over honoring the people who serve this country.

It’s wild that he thinks a ‘motivational speech’ is just rambling, repeating himself, and lobbing random insults. No wonder the room was silent.

Remember when Trump declared antifa a “terrorist group?” Cammy Pedroja breaks down the hollowness of such an order and how Trump's fear-mongering is just part of his expansive authoritarian ambitions.

Almost a month in, the Trump shutdown shows no signs of ending—and Americans are the collateral damage.

This is the ‘great’ America Trump keeps bragging about under his presidency.

Drone strikes without evidence should alarm every single one of us. Transparency and accountability aren’t optional when human lives are at stake.

Why is this reported as some cutesy story every time it comes up, rather than the affront to the Constitution that it is? There is no context in which this is funny, quirky, or just "Trump being Trump." This is not charming patter; it's Putin territory.

Normalizing the idea of a third Trump term, even as a ‘theory,’ is wildly irresponsible. We need reporters who challenge authoritarian impulses, not those who entertain them.

The scoreboard is looking strong for Democrats this week.

The latest in Trump's America: deadly boat strikes on suspected drug smugglers, the East Wing demolished for a new ballroom, and Virginia Democrats launching a redistricting push to flip House seats.