Election results and the final months of Kyrsten Sinema time in politics are finally upon us.

A day packed with news as Opill begins shipping and France guarantees abortion in their Constitution, the UN comes to a horrific finding in the Israel-Hamas war, the Supreme Court hits pause on Abbott’s immigration law, Allen Weisselberg pleads guilty to lying, and the Supreme Court finally rules in Colorado. 

Updates on the Israel-Hamas war, the weekend’s Californian blizzard, and Texas’ wildfire, while Nikki Haley and Marianne Williamson are sticking around as we all await a Supreme Court ruling.

Biden and Trump went to the southern border, Texas’s wildfire continues to grow, Gaza passes a horrific milestone, Alabama passes IVG protections, and Caitlin Clark is headed to the W.

It’s a jam-packed day of news with a temporary (possible) budget, the death of Richard Lewis, an update on the Texas wildfire, Senate Republicans blocking a bill to protect IVF, Ken Paxton fighting against protections for pregnant people, a sleeping moon robot, Trump Crime Update Time, and the beginning of the end of Mitch.

After almost 24 years, there are finally two guilty rulings in the murder of Jam Master Jay. Plus, a medical miracle of a tuition donation, Texas and Mexico City are feeling the tragic effects of climate change, Alabama Senate moves to protect IVF, and of course - the Michigan primary.

We’ve got international updates on the Israel-Hamas war as well as Sweden’s NATO bid; plus national updates on the impending shutdown, a Supreme Court social media case, and a little something we like to call Trump Crime Update Time.

In addition to the South Carolina Republican primary results, there are also updates on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the Israel-Hamas War.

As AT&T outages cause nationwide concern, Alexander Smirnov has been rearrested, the moon has new visitors, Louisiana inching closer to permitless concealed carry, and a Texas judge says a school made the right call when it punished a student over his hair.

As Boeing replaces their 737 Max program leader, Biden cancels more student debt and considers canceling asylum. Plus, a Michigan man is the first to be charged under their new gun law, the University of Alabama pauses IVF services, and the Teamsters PAC has donated to the RNC for some reason.

Turns out the FBI informant who lied when he said the Bidens had Russian intelligence ties. Plus, the Supreme Court left Trump's lawyers sanctions in place, and Nikki Haley isn’t going anywhere (for now). Plus, the heartbreaking stories of Audrii Cunningham and Nex Benedict.

It was a weekend so full of Trump news that it required its own minisode!

(This episode is part two of two today. Check the feed for the rest of the news put out today.)

A busy weekend of news includes a deadly shooting at an Indianapolis Waffle House, an update on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the death of Alexie Navalny, a court ruling in Alabama, and some Joe Manchin news that’ll make you smile after everything else.

(This episode is part one of two today. Check the feed for a special Trump Crime Update Time minisode)

An update on the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade shooting leads the news. Plus, Montana’s Senate race is down a candidate after a week, Trump’s hush money trial has a start date, Fani Willis takes the stand, an FBI informant has been accused of lying about the Bidens, and - Caitlin Clark breaks the NCAA record!

Shootings in D.C. and Kansas City lead the news. Plus House Rep is retiring, the Senate is looking to move fast on the Mayorkas impeachment trial, and Russia’s looking to the stars.

Secretary Mayorkas has been impeached, House Rep Suozzi is back, an arrest has been made in the Jackie Robinson statue theft, and there’s a car in an Austin emergency room.

We’ve got news on two shootings (one in a Bronx subway station and an update on the Houston church shooting), as well as an upcoming nor’easter storm, and Trump asks SCOTUS to help a friend out.

It was a busy Sunday that included a shooting in a Houston church, the hospitalization of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Trump announcing his alignment with Russia against NATO (real), the Senate voting for the Ukraine-Israel aid bill, and, of course: the Super Bowl.

Lots of presidential, and presidential hopefuls (and hopefully-never-agains) news today: The Biden classified documents report is out, the Nevada primary and caucus results are in, and the Supreme Court has heard Colorado’s case over whether Trump can stay on the ballot.

As expected, the Senate has blocked the bipartisan border deal. Plus, the search continues for five missing Marines, the Biden classified documents report is due any minute now, and Netanyahu has dismissed a cease-fire.