Trump mid-speech: "We'll never be a manufacturing c**t, company — uh — country again." The correction took two tries.

Jon Husted took more money from an Epstein co-conspirator than any member of Congress, then voted to block the Epstein files from being released — that's Sherrod Brown's opening line on the Ohio Senate race.

Skye Hayden is pregnant and her SNAP recertification lands in six months — exactly when she'll have a newborn who needs formula.

JD Vance mispronounced Helena in front of a Montana crowd, got corrected mid-speech, then said "I am humble enough to admit when I am wrong."

Mike Collins's own son-in-law — his daughter's husband — is a pro-white nationalist social media influencer, and Collins's former chief of staff was in a group chat with Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer.

Obama says Iran now has veto power over the Strait of Hormuz because of this administration's war — and that's the direct reason oil, diesel, and consumer prices are up.

Trump told a Michigan crowd he won the state in 2020, then called out Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson by name while warning supporters about "cheating vote counters."

Alina Habba allegedly signed a $50 million five-year contract and, according to Joanna Coles, secured a pardon in connection with it. Habba denies the pardon claim.

Abdul El-Sayed beat over $30 million in AIPAC money and millions in crypto industry spending in the primary — and corporate media still leads his interviews with Muslim Brotherhood questions instead of healthcare.

CBP agents arrested someone directly outside an early voting site in Key Largo — Florida law prohibits armed law enforcement near polling places — and the Monroe County elections supervisor says voters called in scared to enter.

Gibney says Grok can nudify real people — including children — without consent, and Musk's defense is that it's free speech.

Trump says Democrats' tax plan would cost middle-class families $4,000–$5,000 a year and "decimate" the middle class — made the argument while also raising private health care as a casualty.

Trump at a Michigan rally: "I looked at his ass and I've never done that with a man before" — then pivoted to Nicki Minaj. Gas prices never came up.

Oklahoma has the highest utility shutoff rate in the country and over 200,000 residents without power at home — and oil and gas companies there still pay 3% production tax instead of 7%.

Protesters outside Jerry Seinfeld's DC show smashed posters of him and Netanyahu side by side while chanting at the line of concertgoers waiting to get in.

Mike Rogers was asked point-blank if a vote for him is a vote for the Trump agenda and responded with "it's a great day for the state of Michigan" after blaming a bad earpiece.

Frost on Trump: "You walk out of the grocery store with two bags and you paid $100." He says utility costs were supposed to be cut in half — they're going up instead.

Trump's closing message was "Buy Audis" — a German car brand that would be hit directly by his own proposed auto tariffs.

Trump on Michigan Governor Whitmer's husband: "Just call him Mohammed. You'll be right 64% of the time." He then claimed it's actually the man's middle name — it isn't.

Obama at a campaign event: "He's got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory" — then listed the ballroom, the paved Rose Garden, and the gold. Everywhere, the gold.