Last year, I helped pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act. It was a hard-won bipartisan law that required the Department of Justice to release records related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation — while protecting the identities of victims.

Here's what actually happened instead: Trump's DOJ released millions of pages, but they didn't immediately release all relevant files and incorrectly redacted others.

Trump's primetime address last week was his latest effort to undermine November's elections. This is a five-alarm fire, yet another escalation in his months-long campaign to challenge, create doubt in, and lay the groundwork to control November's midterm elections.

In last week's speech from the White House, the kind of moment usually reserved for serious national business, Trump dredged up the same tired, debunked claims about the 2020 election he's been peddling for six years.

Betting on the wildfires threatening our communities? It's just plain wrong.

Here's what's happening: prediction markets now let people bet on wildfires as they burn. Not just whether a fire gets contained, but how far it spreads, how many structures it destroys, whether it reaches a specific town.