Even in deep-red districts, constituents were letting politicians know how they felt about DOGE’s cuts—and they were not happy.

Who is Trump’s youngest son? Turns out, he’s whatever you want him to be.

Luis Rubiales’ trial and its broader impact on Spanish and European soccer.

It’s happened before. It's worked in other countries. And what else can we do?

This week, the hosts discuss the return of Severance, the Oscar-nominated Palestinian film No Other Land, and Buzzfeed’s new social media platform BF Island.

Crypto poured money into the campaign, now the first family is cashing in.

Trump alienates the EU, Intel may break-up, and Quince is dominating the dupe market.

Spotting the difference between “muscular unitary executive” and “monarchy” is getting tougher by the day.

He's slashing the federal workforce. He's gutting programs he doesn't like. But at the end of the day, what does he want?

The bonfire of Justice Department resignations amid the corrupt bargain of Eric Adams; Musk and DOGE and the palantír of the IRS and Social Security; and how progressives broke the government.

What kind of Secretary of Labor would Lori Chavez-DeRemer be?

How a disease that was considered “eliminated” in 2000 came roaring back.

What Next: TBD’s Lizzie O'Leary explains why the government data that’s being deleted is crucial to the economy.

Cooperation between the NYC mayor and the Trump administration has led to mass resignations in the Justice Department.

This week, the hosts discuss SNL’s 50th anniversary, Flow, and Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance.

Chris Hayes discusses his new book that calls attention “the world’s most endangered resource.”

Trump suspends enforcement of the FCPA, inflation won’t die, and Musk takes $80 million from NYC.

The DoJ’s Eric Adams shakedown sets off a series of defiant and courageous resignations.

Elon Musk's bid to purchase OpenAI is both an attempt to control the future of A.I. and a massive troll.

A constitutional crisis is developing between President Trump and the courts, the massive cut to NIH research overhead funding, and political sorting among American workplaces

How the wheels fell off Emilia Pérez's Oscar frontrunning campaign.

White South Africans are high in his administration—and on his list of priorities.

Christina Cauterucci talks with a Navy Lieutenant Commander who is Trans about her service and Lambda Legal Counsel on the legal battle ahead.

North Carolina conservatives have revamped and recharged 2020 election denial in an attempt to undo a close vote that they conclusively lost.

The Eagles dominated the big game.