Against the backdrop of immense pressure, primary threats from President Trump and physical threats from his supporters, Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray, after much back and forth, announced that Indiana lawmakers would, in fact, convene to discuss whether to move forward with mid-cycle redistricting.

President Donald Trump has proposed a new nickname for MAGA. In a post on Truth Social, he wrote that there is a new word for a “TRUMP REPUBLICAN,” which he described as being “almost everyone.” The word Trump suggested was “TEPUBLICAN,” or “TPUBLICAN.”

If Trump fulfills his promises and now delivers “an all-out blitz on ‘affordability,’” slashing tariffs and mailing out $2,000 “rebate checks,” MAGA might forget its “disenchantment.” But Trump isn’t “losing control of MAGA” because of the growing incoherence of his policies,

After it was apparent that the GOP does not care if the ACA premiums rise and become unaffordable anymore than they cared about poor families and children going hungry because of the suspension of SNAP benefits,

A Newsweek analysis shows how the GOP is being split along two axes: loyalty to Trump and institutional conservatism.

The America First faction comprises different groups breaking from Trump on three key issues: His administration’s initial refusal to release the Epstein files, his support for Israel, and — more quietly but no less significantly — his shifting stance on H-1B visas and deportation of undocumented immigrants.

Many Democrats were aghast when their side folded on the government shutdown earlier this month. The party did so despite consistently winning the blame game and appearing to have plenty of leverage to force Republicans to extend the enhanced Obamacare subsidies that Democrats had demanded.

Carlo Versano is joined by Justin Stapley of "The Conservative Underground" to talk being an anti-Trump republican in the heyday of the MAGA-sphere, populism and divergence of Reaganite conservatism.