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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) filed articles of impeachment against U.S. Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito on Wednesday in the House, spurring much celebration and kudos from the left.

"Justice Thomas and Alito's repeated failure over decades to disclose that they received millions of dollars in gifts from individuals with business before the court is explicitly against the law," Ocasio-Cortez said in a statement. "Their refusal to recuse from the specific matters and cases before the court in which their benefactors and spouses are implicated represents nothing less than a constitutional crisis."

Republicans are beginning to attack their own as a divide widens between those who prioritize conservative principle and those who want to put it aside to win, according to a new report.

The Washington Post reported Wednesday on a battle between Texas Republican women begging the party to stop talking about the reproductive rights restrictions pressed by the religious right, which the report argues is indicative of a broader divide.

Former President Donald Trump is not an outlier when it comes to his legally actionable treatment of women who enter into his inner circle — such treatment cost women who knew the Kennedys their lives.

That's the thesis of the new book “Ask Not," written by journalist Maureen Callahan and dissected Wednesday by Washington Post reviewer Nina Burleigh.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) attacked Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan for supposedly violating the U.S. Constitution, only to be quickly cut down by Rep. Daniel Goldman (D-NY) in a congressional hearing Wednesday.

Boebert asked Regan whether he would stop implementing environmental regulations she falsely claimed the U.S. Supreme Court declared "unconstitutional" when it overturned the so-called "Chevron doctrine" that gave deference to executive branch agencies over courts when it comes to interpreting regulations passed by Congress.

A Texas-based company has developed vending machines that sell bullets and installed them at a handful of grocery stores in Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama, with plans for expansion into other states, according to news reports this week.

The machines, produced by American Rounds, based in the Dallas area, use artificial intelligence to verify the age of buyers, who must be 21 to purchase the shotgun, rifle, and handgun bullets on offer.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) introduced legislation to impeach U.S. Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.

In bills filed on Wednesday, the Democratic lawmaker said the two justices should be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors related to refusals to recuse themselves in some instances and for failing to disclose gifts from conservative donors.

Former President Donald Trump subjected one of his top picks for vice president to much ridicule Wednesday with an odd comment on his physical appearance.

Trump called into the Brian Kilmeade Show on Fox News radio — during which he responded to a yes-or-no question with a minutes-long free associating rant — to discuss, among other topics, rumors of a personal opposition to Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH).

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is trashing the New York Times after it ran a story saying she suggested President Joe Biden could "reconsider" running for reelection against Donald Trump.

Pelosi appeared on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday, saying that right now isn't the time to focus on Biden when the country is hosting a significant NATO summit with world leaders celebrating the alliance's 75th anniversary.

At the annual "summer camp for billionaires," hosted by a Fifth Avenue boutique investment bank, "the world's ultra-wealthy" – top executives in media, tech, and finance – this week are hanging out at a "retreat in the idyllic Idaho wilderness."

Officially known as the Sun Valley Conference, Business Insider reports, "the conference has been held since the 1980s and provides CEOs and business leaders a chance to connect over outdoor activities and presentations on national security and geopolitics."

Although former President Donald Trump has disavowed any involvement with Project 2025, a former top health adviser of his touted one of its most controversial initiatives on Wednesday while speaking at the Natcon Conference.

According to NOTUS Reports' Oriana Gonzalez, former Trump lead health adviser Katy Talento at the conference touted a plan referenced in Project 2025 to use the Comstock Act of 1873 to ban the mailing of abortion-related medications in the United States.