The U.S. alleges Meta has a social media monopoly. Meta claims that in 2025, that's simply not true.

False positives are common. The legal consequences can be devastating.

Maine’s governor said she’d follow her state’s laws—then the federal government launched more than a half dozen investigations.

It's likely counter to the law and almost definitely going to cost us tax revenue.

The golfer from Northern Ireland becomes only the sixth man ever to complete a Grand Slam.

Like everything else, TikTok finds itself subject to changing winds of one President Trump.

How Nintendo tried to save their console princess.

The ongoing fallout after Trump’s complex tariffs and partial retreat; the Supreme Court’s tepid responses to deportation cases leave questions open; and the NC GOP tries to steal a state Supreme Court seat.

"Hands Off" isn't specific enough. Tell them what you want.

What to make of Jonathan Majors’ return to the press circuit.

Five justices used an emergency ruling to reward Trump’s DOJ and severely restrict hundreds of detainees’ access to justice.

In the days since the ceasefire fell apart, Gazans have faced bombardment, malnutrition, and a dire political plan for their future.

Make no mistake: this is gonna hurt.

This week, the hosts discuss The Studio, Eephus, and Sunrise On The Reaping.

Your 401k loves him too.

Will the Trump administration follow a federal judge’s orders and bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia home?

What happens when you run the government like how Elon Musk runs a business?

Liberal handily wins the biggest electoral showdown of Trump 2.0 presidency so far; Trump imposes massive, nearly-universal tariffs; and the government refuses to fix mistakes in deporting alleged gang members.