Plus, Trump rages over sagging rally crowds as GOP panics; JD Vance brags about getting nothing done while he was a Senator; and more...
Donald Trump also suggested making a reality TV show with his favorite aide.
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Municipalities all across the country are making innovative investments in community safety departments—and it’s starting to pay off.
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As Trump’s rallies fail to allay GOP midterm fears, the author of a piece on his diminishing stature explains how his cascading failures are driving away his supporters right when he needs them most. Read the transcript here.
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The Daily Blast With Greg Sargent
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Will voters in Iowa and Alaska fall for his fake steel mill and gas pipeline?
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It’s not great that the OpenAI CEO thinks we should "accept some bad things" about AI. It’s even worse that he gets to dominate the conversation.
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Congress once had an office for making sense of new technologies. It may be time to revive it in the age of AI.
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Several actual union members are running for Congress as Democrats. Can they win? And just as important, can they make the party do more than pay lip service to labor?
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The city of Boulder, Colorado, is seeking redress from the harms it says Big Oil caused to its community. After oral arguments, it’s an open question how the Roberts court will rule.
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Donald Trump insisted his Ohio event was "packed." Photos show otherwise.
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Cristian Mungiu’s film plays the story of a Romanian family investigated by child protective services in Norway for maximum ambiguity.
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Doesn’t seem like much has changed
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By Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling
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Donald Trump met with Tina Peters at the White House—again.
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Why did Roger Marshall include this photo in his campaign commercial?
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Donald Trump was less concerned with the story, which was about ethics concerns regarding his actions, and more with whether his club looked ugly.
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Fox News’s Laura Ingraham refused to take the Trump official’s word for it.
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California leaders are furious after the president suggested that losing the two cities is a "small price to pay."
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If House Democrats don’t use every tool at their disposal to name names, kick ass, and stop further destruction, there will be hell to pay with the base.
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