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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) is weighing disciplinary action against two of his own members after they blindsided the entire Democratic caucus by helping Republicans revive a stalled legislative agenda.

Reps. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA) and Jared Golden (D-ME) broke with leadership Tuesday to push through a key procedural vote that had been on the verge of failing, forcing House Democrats to then vote on a slate of GOP priorities they otherwise would have blocked entirely.

President Donald Trump admitted that he's not trying to bring Iran to the bargaining table in a Truth Social post.

On Tuesday night, Trump let the admission slip during an attack on "ABC Fake News."

As the Texas Senate race enters full swing and polling continues to show a close race with Democrats in their strongest position in decades, MS NOW correspondent Rosa Flores detailed something odd she has seen in rural Texas.

Specifically, she told anchor Chris Hayes, the huge Trump signs that used to be visible everywhere are suddenly vanishingly rare.

President Donald Trump's chosen Senate candidate is losing ground in his own backyard, as multiple Republican mayors across Georgia publicly back Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff over Trump-endorsed challenger Mike Collins.

At least three GOP mayors — Gail Fry of Toccoa, James Matheson of Valdosta, and Julie Smith of Tifton — have thrown their support behind Ossoff, according to The Daily Beast. Fry, who admits she voted against Ossoff six years ago, says his responsiveness has completely changed her mind, pointing to an $8.4 million federal grant he secured for natural gas infrastructure in her small northeast Georgia city.

Congress passed a symbolic resolution on Tuesday to condemn socialism — a move that saw eight Democrats cross the aisle to back the GOP on the measure.

The vote, which has no actual effect on public policy, was swiftly mocked by observers on social media.

President Donald Trump’s latest threats against Iran are alarming officials inside his own administration who fear he is digging himself into another military escalation, according to new CNN reporting.

The concerns emerged after the U.S. launched fresh strikes on Iran and Trump threatened it would be hit “much harder” - and even “wiped out as a country” — if it retaliated.

A Republican congressional candidate in Florida is denying that she carpetbagged from Illinois and that she is under federal indictment for wire fraud — but evidence reviewed by The Bulwark's Andrew Egger, Cathy Young, and Jim Swift suggests otherwise.

"The tale begins in March 2023, when federal prosecutors in Illinois indicted one Te Dora Brown of Palos Park on 13 felonies, accusing her and her husband Christopher Scott of fraudulently obtaining hundreds of thousands of dollars in COVID relief money by applying for federal loans on behalf of phony employees at companies that turned out not to exist," said the report. Specifically, prosecutors say the two used the money to make "splurge buys at Tiffany, Nordstrom, and Saks Fifth Avenue, buying Uber Eats, and withdrawing huge sums in ATM cash."