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All 47 members of the Senate Democratic caucus have introduced a resolution to condemn President Donald Trump's mass pardons of the January 6 insurrectionists.

The resolution, which also includes Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Angus King (I-ME), the independents who caucus with Democrats, initially stood at 46 sponsors, reported CBS News' Scott MacFarlane.

MAGA TV host David Brody, who was raised Jewish but became an evangelical Christian, criticized billionaire DOGE Chair Elon Musk for a series of Nazi jokes.

During a Monday segment on Real America's Voice, Brody noted that many people had condemned Musk for appearing to give a Nazi salute during President Donald Trump's Inaugural Parade.

A suddenly popular Chinese artificial intelligence model sent U.S. stocks plunging Monday morning, and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough urged president Donald Trump to proceed with caution.

The year-old startup DeepSeek presented a ChatGPT-like AI model called R1 that shows similar abilities to popular models developed by OpenAI, Google and Meta, but at a fraction of the cost to develop and train, and the the tech-heavy Nasdaq plunged by 3.6 percent after the markets opened.

President Donald Trump shocked many critics over the weekend when he suggested what amounts to an ethnic cleansing operation of removing Palestinians completely out of their homes in Gaza.

Judd Legum, the progressive commentator who runs the Popular Information newsletter, doesn't believe that this "radical" announcement should be surprising to anyone and he connects the dots of what Trump proposed to the investment portfolio taken up by his son-in-law Jared Kushner.

Federal agents arrested a teenager over a plot to carry out a mass shooting at a Nashville mosque, News Channel 5 reported on Monday.

The plot had first been flagged in December by Court Watch, according to reporter Phil Williams, but largely went unnoticed by other news sites. The teen was arrested that month.

Democrats are considering a proposal to flip the script on the debt limit to block president Donald Trump's sweeping plan to remake the U.S. government and economy, according to a new report.

Republicans have for decades used the threat of a national default to force Democrats to cave on their agenda, but the Washington Post reported that some liberal lawmakers are pushing to weaponize upcoming negotiations on the debt ceiling in what the newspaper calls a "stark role reversal."

Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) has a blunt message for President Donald Trump's border czar.

The one-time Tea Party lawmaker, who became an outspoken anti-MAGA voice after Trump's first election, reacted on X to a publicity stunt border security adviser Tom Homan pulled with celebrity psychologist and talk show host "Dr. Phil" McGraw. The pair filmed themselves cornering a Thai national detained in Chicago by authorities over an alleged history of sex crime charges.

After Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis won reelection by 19 percent in 2022, many of his cheerleaders were confident he would be the next president of the United States.

But DeSantis' 2024 presidential campaign was a disappointment, and he ended up dropping out of the race and giving GOP frontrunner Donald Trump a lukewarm endorsement.

President Donald Trump owes his re-election in part to some gains among working-class Latino voters who rolled the dice on a change in economic policy — but that change is likely to hit them worse than anyone else, wrote former Congressional Hispanic Caucus communications strategist Kristian Ramos for Salon.

The fact is, he wrote, Trump's policies will actually worsen everything that has been squeezing these voters — something he appeared wholly unconcerned with even on the campaign trail.

In his first week in office, President Donald Trump pardoned violent criminals and fired independent government watchdogs, but did little to lower the price of groceries.

Democratic strategist Christine Quinn warned on CNN that this could be a big problem for Trump, as voters have regularly said that lowering grocery prices should be his top priority.

A “chasm” is already opening up between President Donald Trump and a “closely divided Congress,” the New York Times reported Monday.

Some Republican members of Congress are already balking over many of his policies, and it’s threatening the loyalty that Trump insists on from members of his party, according to the report.