Health officials ruled that Tammy Born Huizenga’s financial conflicts are “not so substantial as to be likely to affect the integrity” of her public service.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Washington bureau chief Tia Mitchell and Washington Sun senior editor Dave Levinthal are guests.

Host: Justin Robert Young Guest: Dave Levinthal, Washington Sun

Deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino reported seven-figure capital gains from stock in the company behind Truth Social.

Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun, has the latest on the biggest stories in DC.

Sen. Frank Lautenberg died in 2013, but his campaign apparatus lived on.

Dave Levinthal of The Washington Sun discusses the details around the case of Christa Pike who is on life support after her planned execution in the U.S. failed, and what happens next.

But is it only mostly dead?

Democrats largely opposed the Republican-backed effort, citing loopholes and voter ID “poison pill.”

An ethics document shows the former press secretary’s family holdings contain Trump’s social media company, defense contractors, oil companies and tech giants.

Host: Jenna Flanagan

A federal ethics filing by Lee Greenwood’s wife, made after her ambassador nomination, shows the MAGA star has racked up royalty checks for Trump’s favorite song.

Some lawmakers’ book sales have exceeded their paychecks from Congress.

President Trump will be focused on international affairs Tuesday as Iran's President will be at the UN, while China's Xi Jinping will be in DC. Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun tells us more.

Host: Jenna Flanagan

Host: Mike Smyth

Interview begins at 1:56:30 mark.

Host: Mike Smyth

President Trump says concerns over AI are a "hoax", but the question remains whether Congress will do anything to rein in the industry. Dave Levinthal, senior editor with The Washington Sun tells us more.

The ruling comes after The Washington Sun sued the government for not responding to a Freedom of Information Act request.