Supreme Court just dealt ANOTHER blow to agencies, piling on from last week. All types of widely-accepted rules could be on the chopping block. This means that pollution and clean air and water rules, accepted for decades, can be challenged anew notus.org/courts/supreme…

Democrats focused their criticism of the Supreme Court's immunity ruling not just on Trump himself, but also on the bench's six conservative justices They said the justices work to serve him — and threatened some kind of action in response notus.org/democrats/supr…

Democrats say SCOTUS gave Trump too much leeway in their ruling by not defining what official/unofficial acts are The uncertainty, some argue, could allow him to pardon himself if he wins in 2024 "There’s plenty of room for mischief," one House Dem said notus.org/democrats/supr…

From me: Every year, Congress issues reports accompanying major spending or authorization bills. Hidden in the text are what insiders call “shadowmarks” or "fauxmarks," often inserted at the behest of special interests, that agencies take seriously. notus.org/congress/lobby…

Don't like earmarks? How about “shadowmarking,” “softmarking” and“fauxmarking"? notus.org/congress/lobby…

New: After a year of political missteps, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good officially suffered his worst misstep of all: a drawn-out defeat in his primary two weeks ago. “Chaos doesn’t work,” former Speaker Kevin McCarthy told me of Good. notus.org/2024-election/…

Conservative Partnership Institute, where Mark Meadows works as a senior partner, quietly paid legal bills for Meadows and Jeff Clark in 2022 by routing money through a series of low-profile groups. Read about the $1.1 million transactions at NOTUS today:

NEW: Congress could have barred Trump from from ever returning to the WH during his second impeachment in 2021 But after the SCOTUS immunity ruling, some Democrats wonder if they could have done more to sway more GOP colleagues “If we had done it closer to when the feelings

Wayne and Sara Greier signed a lease to host a $150 million solar project, hoping to escape financial troubles. Instead, they faced harassment and a local solar ban. How the increasingly divisive political climate is crippling the solar industry: notus.org/policy/solar-f…

“The idea that Biden is now trying to claim that he is supporting family unity... is a laughable lie,” one lawyer said. Some pro-immigration lawyers are really angry at the Biden admin over a recent SCOTUS case. notus.org/immigration/bi…

NEW: A person familiar with the RNC Platform Committee meeting in WI said there was a lot of frustration with how Trump’s campaign changed the GOP platform without delegate input “That was awful. That upset everybody,” the person said w/Reese Gorman notus.org/trump-2024/rep…

New: House Democrats increasingly think Biden is going to survive as the nominee, but there are still extensive concerns about him being at the top of the ticket. At one point during the meeting while expressing the stake's of the election, one House Democrat announced to the

New: With all the attention on Democrats and Biden, House Republican leadership for the first time in a long time — maybe the first time in the 118th Congress — was downright giddy on Tuesday. notus.org/congress/repub…

"We have to recognize this as a war, we have to engage in this war," disbarred former Trump attorney John Eastman told the crowd at the National Conservatism Conference this week. for NOTUS National Conservatives Hype Their Ranks to Seek Revenge notus.org/republicans/na…

*taps mic* is this thing on? 🎤🎤 i’ll be on the ground at the RNC in Milwaukee next week so feel free to reach out with scoops and tips (and maybe some dad jokes) my DMs are open and my email is [email protected] see y’all there!

The CBC, a crucial line of defense for Biden, isn’t the united front in support of Biden that it may appear from the outside. Privately, sources say, some members want the president to leave the race. w/ @TChingarande notus.org/democrats/cong…

NEW: Members in the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus political arm are set to meet virtually with the President Biden at 1PM today.

SCOOP: Minutes after Monday’s big question at the RNC was answered, Ohio delegates turned their attention to another question: Who will replace J.D. Vance in the Senate? Two names are already being floated: Jane Timken and Jim Jordan w/ Reese Gorman notus.org/2024-election/…

Don’t expect delegates, or the GOP overall, to greet Nikki Haley with open arms when she speaks at the RNC tonight “If you’re not about our agenda and our plan and our vision for the next 4 years,” one delegate said, “we want you to go away” w/Ben Mause notus.org/2024-election/…

NEW: BOLD PAC — the political arm of CHC — voted to endorse Biden BEFORE the debate and only just released it now after working with the Biden campaign on timing. Prior to the debate Dems were fully backing Biden. Now, not so much. notus.org/biden-endorsem…