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What will Scalise do if Republicans lose?

Jake recounts what House Majority Leader Steve Scalise told him on the road in Michigan.

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Data centers take center stage

Jake and Anna break down the role data centers are taking on the campaign trail, with candidates from both sides of the aisle using them as a punching bag.

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Inside a gigantic primary night

Jake and Anna break down what happened last night across the country after the primary polls closed in Connecticut, South Carolina and Wisconsin.

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Inside Democrats' meltdown in Michigan

Anna and Jake break down what went down with Democrats in a downballot House primary in Michigan where a former DSA member won the party's nomination.

Plus, what to watch today as voters in several states head to the polls.

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What the Senate left undone

Jake and Anna explore what the Senate needs to do when they come back next month; the upper chamber may have pushed the CR down the road, but there's still plenty to do. Plus, North Carolina Republicans are picking their replacement for Rep. Chuck Edwards.

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