With a “WOW!,” President Trump posts a claim about DOGE and “royalties linked to Obamacare” that originated on a satirical website. That site’s own About section reads: “Everything on this website is fiction… If you believe that it is real, you should have your head examined.”

President Trump's tariffs are just another tax raising costs for everyday Americans.

Teslas have the lowest maintenance & repair costs of any brand

Gotta love this. The billionaire who flies around Ohio in a private jet from Columbus to Akron wants to talk about affordability. The presidential candidate that threw jet fuel on all the culture war fires now wants be inclusive. Feels like a lot of candidates woke up worried.

I think running way ahead of Kamala Harris in a somewhat purple state to flip a GOP-held governorship and elect a big trifecta probably has more national relevance than winning a D vs D race in a very progressive city.

While 827,000 New Jerseyans worried about their SNAP benefits this weekend, Trump threw a Gatsby party at Mar-a-Lago for his billionaire buddies. That makes me pretty angry. How about you?

They were careless people, Tom and Daisy — they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness.

The president held a Great Gatsby themed black tie party at Mar-a-Lago tonight, hours before 41 million Americans lose the government assistance to buy groceries due to the ongoing shutdown:

“President Trump should send Tomahawks to Ukraine immediately. Until Putin relents, the United States should give Ukraine what it needs to defend itself.” -@SenatorShaheen

If we want to win the competition with China, we need to think well beyond the next election and even the next decade. We need to rebuild a bipartisan consensus over how to approach the world’s most consequential relationship, writes @SenatorShaheen https://t.co/DJ1znPecqS

“When it comes to the government shutdown, Trump barely seems to be paying attention. “Some of Trump’s closest advisers told us that the president has been distracted and busy dealing with other matters.” With @JonLemire and @russellberman https://t.co/gaLQFphYgx

.@SenatorShaheen writes in @WSJ ahead of President Trump’s meeting with Xi >> https://t.co/X67SiuaYr2

News: Some Republicans are rooting for the Supreme Court to block Trump's emergency tariff power GOP senator: "We are the ones who dictate tax policy. This is a form of taxation" Collins: "The constitutional authority is pretty clear in vesting in Congress" Murkowsi: “The

Feeling the pain of American soybean farmers from his 12.5 million dollar Georgetown mansion.

News: A bipartisan group of senators filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court over the weekend in support of a lower court ruling that struck down President Donald Trump’s expansive global tariffs. More from @AndrewDesiderio— https://t.co/wskntRWjb3

Senator Thune has said that he's not going to move on the Graham-Blumenthal bill until he gets a cue from the White House. What Vladimir Putin has been doing for months now is playing President Trump. It's time we take action and not wait for the White House.

.@SenatorShaheen with @SecGenNATO as SFRC advanced 3 bills today to crack down on Russia 🇷🇺: 1️⃣Designating Russia as a State Sponsor of Terrorism Act 2️⃣REPO Implementation Act 3️⃣STOP Russia and China Act The full Senate must pass these & help Ukraine win a just peace 🇺🇦

Thom Tillis on Trump’s ask for $230M to DOJ to pay his legal bills: “Particularly right now, we're talking about a quarter of a billion dollars transferring, maybe to the president when we're in a shutdown posture. It’s at very best bad timing, but I think it's horrible optics.”

Let me get this straight: @POTUS is spending $20 billion to bail out his friends in Argentina, but is willing to let 20 million Americans’ premiums double? Let’s get serious and put the American people’s best interests first.

House Republicans stopped revising their legislative calendar back in July. So I updated it for them. Since July 4, the House has conducted 20 days of business in 16 weeks. Oct. 27-30 remains TBD.

Q: In 2018, Trump imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum. Two years later, there were 1,000 more steel workers and 75,000 fewer manufacturing workers in the sectors dependent on steel PETER NAVARRO: I dispute those facts Q: That's a Ball State study NAVARRO: I'm not sure