The Google co-founder filed for divorce shortly after discovering Musk's alleged liaison with his wife.

Identified as an “extraordinary” situation, monkeypox meets the criteria for a global health emergency.

The California governor used the Lone Star state’s strict anti-abortion language for new gun law.

A federal judge found the former Trump advisor guilty after he defied Jan. 6 committee subpoena.

According to a report from Axios, Trump plans to purge the government of career employees with actual expertise, and replace them with only the most hard-core loyalists.

The House Republican Conference deleted a tweet trying to disparage ex-Trump aide Sarah Matthews. Matthews works for House Republicans. That wasn't its only gaffe of the night.

A new bill would make it illegal to provide information “by telephone, internet, or any other mode of communication” on how to get an abortion .

The final January 6 hearing of the summer put the spotlight on Trump and allies like Josh Hawley and Kevin McCarthy — and should serve as a reminder of their humiliating, but dangerous thirst for power. 

According to a National Security witness, the vice president’s Secret Service agents were terrified for their lives. 

The evidence will make it clear that the attack was “exactly” what Trump “wanted to have happen,” one committee member says. 

The disgraced former CNN anchor has gone from Ukraine to the East Hampton Fire Department to find his next act. Now, he is about to sit for his first nationally televised interview since getting fired, has launched a new podcast, and is hyping merch around his new obsession: being a “Free Agent.”

The White House announced the president tested positive for the virus Thursday morning and is isolating.

According to Marco Rubio, a bill to enshrine same-sex marriage protection into law is a “stupid waste of time.”

The celebrity doctor turned Republican Senate candidate says Snooki has been on his show and downplays having a bunch of properties around the world, after a Cameo video paid for by John Fetterman’s campaign of the Jersey Shore star went viral.

The agency, whose January 6 text messages could presumably shed a lot of light on what Trump was up to on the day of the insurrection, swears its communications were innocently lost.

This week, Democratic leaders said they have no choice but to accept a small health care bill in lieu of the bold policies they campaigned on.

The veteran political adviser and memoirist on how she’d kneecap Ron DeSantis, and how Dems can deploy the Trump taint in the midterms. Plus: Smith name-checks her party’s next superstars.

Matt Birk, a candidate for lieutenant governor, also made a “joke” about how it was wrong to give women the right to drive.

House Democrats are holding votes this week in the hope of enshrining such rights into law—and forcing Republicans to go on record with their opposition. On Tuesday, 157 Republicans opposed protecting same-sex marriage.