Kamala Harris talked with Stephen Colbert about her 2024 Presidential campaign detailed in her book "107 Days"...why she's stepped away from politics...and how accurate her predictions about a Trump administration were--except for the capitulations of so many officials and institutions.

Millions Nationwide Protest Against the Trump Administration

At the kickoff to his "Land of Hope and Dreams" tour in Manchester, England, Bruce Springsteen spoke out against the "corrupt, incompetent and treasonous administration."

On May 2nd, Governor Janet Mills of Maine announced: "A few months ago, I stood in the White House and when confronted by the president of the United States, I told him I'd see him in court. Well, I did see him in court and we won." Brian Tyler Cohen has the details.

On the Senate floor, Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy illustrated the incompetence, theft, and mind-blowing corruption of Trump 2.0's first hundred days back in the White House.

In a fiery speech in New Hampshire, Illinois Governor Pritzker called out "do-nothing Democrats" as he declared "we need to fight!"

Despite Musk pouring over $20 million into Wisconsin's State Supreme Court race, the voters handily elected liberal judge Susan Crawford. In her victory speech Judge Ceawford said, "I never could've imagined that I'd be taking on the richest man in the world...Our courts are not for sale."

KCCI-TV, Des Moines interviews the Minnesota Governor about why he's in Iowa as he begins his town hall tour.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb talks about the impact Trump’s policies are having on his city

Brian Tyler Cohen reports on Trump's 90+ minute speech to Congress--the longest in 60 years.

The first-term Michigan Senator calls out Trump's vision for America. And she offers advice on what we can do,

Europe now knows it can no longer count on America to defend freedom and democracy.

Videos from around the country of infuriated constituents at GOP town halls.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow reveals how Republicans are asking Trump to exempt their home states from funding cuts. Then Rachel looks at the Wall Street Journal poll of Trump voters and how they feel about their vote now.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker concluded his State of the State address by calling attention to parallels between the actions of the 2nd Trump Administration and the rise of the Nazis in pre-World War II Germany.

Trump signs off a social media post with "LONG LIVE THE KING!" The White House followed with an AI image of Trump wearing a gold crown on a Time-like magazine cover.

The Secretary of Defense continued carrying out Trump's anti-DEI policies and ordered the military to avoid the Black Engineer of the Year Awards--despite high-caliber talent being recruited in the past. Speaking anonymously, one active-duty Army general exclaimed, "It's f---ing racist!"

Filmed in the singer's kitchen, this song has gone viral with millions of views on TikTok and Instagram.

Elon Musk has taken over the Treasury Dept's data systems including all Americans' social security, tax, Medicare, and other financial information.

During the inaugural prayer service, Bishop Mariann Budde implored Trump to "have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now.” Neither Trump nor the right were amused.

Several federal judges who presided over Jan. 6 prosecutions condemned Trump's pardons. One claimed that Trump's justification was “flatly wrong” and a “revisionist myth."

According to Alex Triantafilou, Issue 1 was defeated because of voter confusion. Of course, it was abetted by Frank LaRose & the Ohio Supreme Court.

Special Counsel Jack Smith was explicitly candid about the threat of Trump

Rarely seen letters show how the voucher movement started under GOP Gov. Voinovich in the 1990s as a concealed effort to finance urban parochial schools and expanded to a much broader push.

Former Director of Ohio's Dept of Health is running to be Governor in 2026.

Before leaving Washington, Senator Brown concluded decades of effort by restoring retirement benefits for public workers.

"I'm not giving up on our fight for workers," Brown declares in his emotional final speech on the Senate floor.