The internet’s conversation, parsed into timelines.
Stacy Garrity concedes Trump's 2020 defeat in interview, contradicting statements she made to earn his endorsement.
“Yeah.”— Stacy Garrity, GOP governor nominee · This Week in Pennsylvania (reported by Democracy Docket)
Mark Esper says Iran has figured out President Trump keeps reneging on large-scale military threats involving attacks on Tehran.
The 80-year-old former president's notably voluminous appearance at a Las Vegas speech triggers widespread online discussion.
In a rare rebuke of Trump's endorsement, voters rejected U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles in a reshaped congressional district redrawn after weakened voting rights protections.
Far-right and anti-fascist groups clashed in Bristol on August 8, with police forming barriers between demonstrators.
New rules subject federal research grants to political review while limiting international students and partnerships, drawing comparisons to authoritarian regimes.
Trump endorsed Lindsey Graham's sister in a GOP primary that may head to a runoff despite his backing.
Todd Blanche wins Senate confirmation as attorney general; Trump announces new birthright citizenship executive order; federal judge rejects SPLC's dismissal motion.
Associate Justice Todd Eddins issued a scathing critique of the federal bench in a ruling on a criminal case, comparing its originalism to discredited 19th-century jurisprudence.
The advocacy group is distributing model resolution language to state legislatures, citing plummeting public trust and recent controversial rulings.
Advocacy groups mobilize calls for Congress to impeach Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts over accountability concerns.
The SAVE America Act's photo ID requirement fell short of 60 votes; full bill expected to return in September.
Right-wing legal activists and Elon Musk's AI company mount constitutional challenge to private right to sue over violations of major federal laws.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she is focused on winning back the House and Senate rather than endorsing in state races.
On the 61st anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, the Brennan Center argues the Roberts Court has dismantled the law and needs structural reform.
Immigration agency will equip all field officers with cameras by end of August but retains broad discretion to withhold footage.
UK officials retroactively revoke settled status granted under Brexit scheme, blocking beneficiaries from sponsoring family members to remain.
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed must rebuild support among Black voters who favored rival Haley Stevens in the Michigan primary.