I asked Rep. Jasmine Crockett @jasmineforus.bsky.social about Speaker Mike Johnson saying he's "absolutely delighted" she's running for Senate, and comparing her to NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

She hadn't seen the clip. Here's her response.

Spotted heading to Massie, Khanna, MTG news conference this morning ahead of Epstein House vote

The shutdown is entering its second week. Federal workers are about to begin missing paychecks.

But lawmakers are not on the same page.

Bill Nye slammed Trump’s science agenda and Health Secretary RFK Jr.

I asked Bill Nye why you should care about proposed cuts to NASA.

I asked him what these NASA cuts would tangibly mean for our day to day lives

Nye is CEO of The Planetary Society, which held an advocacy day on the Hill on Monday to urge lawmakers to reject Trump’s proposed 47% cuts to NASA’s science budget.

I talked to Bill Nye — yes, former “science guy” — about President Trump’s proposed cuts to NASA funding and what they would mean.

Hear from @rokhanna.bsky.social and @repdonbacon.bsky.social about why they want to exempt coffee and the bill’s path forward!

Rep. Dan Crenshaw and young conservatives gathered Sept. 10 at a Washington, D.C. church to remember Charlie Kirk. Full article linked in my bio.

Several people in line shouted “We love you Bobby!” as @seckennedy.govpeeps.us entered the hearing room to testify before senators.

Senators are divided on the effectiveness and legality of President Trump’s latest travel ban for 19 countries ⬇️

Some Republican senators told me they have questions about President Trump’s plan to take a $400 million jet from Qatar, but even those with concerns stopped short of criticizing him.

Starting May 5, if you’ve defaulted on federal student loans, your pension, social security and wages could be at risk. Here’s what that means and what to do.

New tariffs and what they could make pricier, the election that Elon Musk spent $20 million on, and the TikTok ban update… let’s dive into three big things I’m watching this week and what they could mean for you.

Sen. Bernie Sanders responded to Democratic voters' anger toward party leaders in an interview on Thursday. At his rallies, Sanders lays out a vision of uniting people across parties against oligarchy, but many in his audience are angry Democrats who want to hear their party's plan to fight Trump.

I talked to voters at a packed rally for Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) in Las Vegas on March 20.

They demanded that Democratic leaders stand up to President Trump.