David Flippo blamed staff for exaggerating his military record. His own hat tells a different story.
Mother Jonesby Noah Lanard·9d ago
Last week, The Washington Post reported that David Flippo’s congressional campaign falsely claimed on multiple occasions that the Nevada Republican earned a Bronze Star with valor as an Air Force...
Want to attend an "exclusive dinner" with Trump? Just buy his meme coin!
Mother Jonesby Russ Choma·9d ago
President Donald Trump is once again offering “exclusive” access to buyers of his meme coin—this time in the form of an invitation to a dinner with him and three secret “legends” to be named at a...
Book-banning GOP governor wants you to buy his book
Mother Jonesby Stephanie Mencimer·9d ago
Utah Governor Spencer Cox has been making the rounds of national media recently promoting his new book, Off Ramp: How to be a peacemaker in an age of contempt.
Burned cattle, drought, smoke-choked pastures—and the SCOTUS case to make Exxon and Suncor pay
Mother Jonesby Rachel Santarsiero·9d ago
After one of the largest wildfires in state history devastated Rio Blanco County, Colorado in 2025, Deirdre Macnab saw her share of horrors across the community: cows burned to death, pigs died...
Bill Pulte said he was cracking down on fraud. Now he's firing the investigators.
Mother Jonesby Dan Friedman and Hannah Levintova·9d ago
Bill Pulte, the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said last year that the agency, which oversees federal mortgage regulators Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, had launched a “wide crackdown on...
In a sworn deposition, Rep. Max Miller was silent on staircase assault allegation
Mother Jonesby Abby Vesoulis·10d ago
During a sworn deposition on Monday, Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) declined to answer repeated questions from one of his ex-wife’s lawyers about whether he pushed a girl down a staircase during high...
Why Trump's crypto business wants to become a bank
Mother Jonesby Russ Choma·10d ago
In a move that Sen. Elizabeth Warren has decried as a “clear conflict of interest and corruption,” one of the Trump Family’s most lucrative businesses is on its way to becoming a bank.
Alito’s recusal from a key climate case may be too little, too late
Mother Jonesby Marianne Lavelle·10d ago
This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
Shield laws are working. Now red states want the Supreme Court to end them.
Mother Jonesby Nina Martin·10d ago
In what promises to be the most consequential showdown over reproductive rights since the end of Roe v.
They called her a domestic terrorist. Now Renée Good’s family is suing.
Mother Jonesby Alex Nguyen·10d ago
Renée Good’s family filed two federal lawsuits on Thursday, nine months after she was fatally shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross amid the Trump administration’s violent occupation and mass...
What to know about Hegseth’s new office of religious affairs
Mother Jonesby Kiera Butler·10d ago
On Wednesday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the creation of a new entity within the Pentagon: the Office of Religious Affairs.
The loophole that likely doomed the Cornell rape case before it even started
Mother Jonesby Inae Oh·10d ago
“She never says that she was drugged without her knowledge. She admits to taking drugs and alcohol voluntarily and with knowledge. She does not allege that she was forced to engage in any acts.
Think Trump’s $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request is outrageous? This'll blow your mind
Mother Jonesby David Vine·10d ago
On April 3, four weeks after Donald Trump claimed the Iran War would be over in four to five weeks, and with his approval ratings in reputable polls dipping below 40 percent, the president made a...
From birthday celebrations to murderous dictators, Trump brings out the jets
Mother Jonesby Stephanie Mencimer·11d ago
On July 3, the “Wings of Freedom” demonstrations over the National Mall featured three hours’ worth of aerial entertainment cooked up by the Trump administration as part of the America 250...
Inside the clandestine network of abortion pill mules
Mother Jonesby Rebecca Grant·11d ago
This story is part of the Life After Roe package, appearing this week, which looks at the surprising resilience of the abortion access movement in the Dobbs era—and at how hardliners are doubling...
First Trump came for immigrants. Then he came for their lawyers.
Mother Jonesby Kyle Paoletta·11d ago
Last year, on Labor Day weekend, an immigration attorney named Cooper Richardson spent her Saturday calling the Phoenix-area shelter where one of her clients—a child from Guatemala—was being held.
California bans ICE's favorite shock gloves
Mother Jonesby Sophie Hurwitz·12d ago
On Tuesday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill banning law enforcement officers in the state from using electrical shock gloves, a “pain compliance” tool and recent hit with ICE...
Judges keep striking down climate laws. Some states are fighting back.
Mother Jonesby Rachel Santarsiero·12d ago
On Wednesday—the fourth day New York’s annual Climate Week—a federal judge handed the Trump administration a major victory by striking down New York’s landmark Climate Change Superfund Act.
OpenAI cancels its advanced model launch, then heads to lunch with Trump
Mother Jonesby Alex Nguyen·12d ago
OpenAI called off plans to launch its latest GPT-6.1 Astra model on Tuesday, after the system failed to meet the company’s safety standards.
Rob Sand says he Isn't trying to turn Iowa blue. It just might happen anyway.
Mother Jonesby Tim Murphy·12d ago
The most unusual ritual in American politics in the scorched and cynical runup to the 2026 midterm elections takes place as often as five times a day—in restaurants and breweries, in rec centers...
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