During the inaugural prayer service, Bishop Mariann Budde implored Trump to "have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now.” Neither Trump nor the right were amused.

Several federal judges who presided over Jan. 6 prosecutions condemned Trump's pardons. One claimed that Trump's justification was “flatly wrong” and a “revisionist myth."

Gov. DeWine chooses his Lt. Gov. to fill the Senate vacancy left by the now Vice President

According to Alex Triantafilou, Issue 1 was defeated because of voter confusion. Of course, it was abetted by Frank LaRose & the Ohio Supreme Court.

Special Counsel Jack Smith was explicitly candid about the threat of Trump

Rarely seen letters show how the voucher movement started under GOP Gov. Voinovich in the 1990s as a concealed effort to finance urban parochial schools and expanded to a much broader push.

Before he died, President Ford wrote a eulogy for President Carter. Son Steve Ford reads his father's words.

Former Director of Ohio's Dept of Health is running to be Governor in 2026.

Lawrence O'Donnell recaps the certification of electoral votes in Congress as overseen by Kamala Harris.

Republicans cut funding to the agency it needs to pursue high-income tax dodgers.

Before leaving Washington, Senator Brown concluded decades of effort by restoring retirement benefits for public workers.

The 39th President and Nobel Peace Prize winner has passed away.

"I'm not giving up on our fight for workers," Brown declares in his emotional final speech on the Senate floor.

In his Time Person of the Year interview when asked about the price of groceries, Trump said “It’s hard to bring things down once they’re up.” Then when he rang the opening bell at the NY Stock Exchange he promised Wall St. CEOs to lower their tax rates.

President Biden spoke at the Brookings Institution, where he contrasted the extraordinary economic successes of his administration with the supply-side economics of the forty years before he took office, an approach Donald Trump has said he would reinstate.

In his first major network interview since winning the election, Trump previewed his plans for America with his usual false, misleading and exaggerated claims.

Corruption already threatens to derail the upcoming Trump administration

The Bulwark's Will Saletan presents the facts that debunk the claims that America gave Trump a mandate to impose his policies.

"No more [federal] judges confirmed before Inauguration Day!" Trump hypocritically demanded on Truth Social. But after he lost the 2020 election, Trump also nominated several judges for federal positions.

While pledging a peaceful transfer of power, the President said, "Setbacks are unavoidable, but giving up is unforgivable."