House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses White House opposition to ICC sanction bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses the White House opposing Republicans' bill to sanction the ICC after it sought arrest warrants on Israeli officials. Bipartisan bill passed in the House despite White House opposition.

Supreme Court Justices Facing Major Cases and Growing Tension

The Supreme Court justices are facing major cases with a conservative majority and growing tension between liberals and conservatives, leading to challenges in reaching compromise and unanimous rulings. Personal discord and ideological differences are impacting the court's decisions and written opinions, causing confusion and delays in resolving controversies. The court's split is driving changes in American life and is expected to further transform the law. Recent disputes involve issues like election subversion, climate crisis, racial gerrymandering, abortion access, and homeless encampments.

Denver's approach to welcoming migrants

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston discusses the challenges of being a welcoming city for migrants without federal help, emphasizing the need for shared sacrifice and compromise.

Internal GOP Infighting: Rep. Bob Good vs. Rep. Derrick Van Orden

Republican Rep. Bob Good is facing primary opposition from Rep. Derrick Van Orden and a group of House Republicans due to internal GOP infighting. Good, a member of the House Freedom Caucus, is criticized for hindering the party's agenda. Van Orden and McGuire are aiming to unseat Good in the June primary, leading to a bitter civil war within the House GOP.

Baby Naming Dilemma

A woman on Reddit seeks help in choosing a baby name after rejecting her husband's suggestion of 'Stuarta' for their daughter, fearing it sounds like a furniture brand. The couple is struggling to compromise on a name that honors the husband but is also suitable for their child.

Senate Passes $1.2 Trillion Spending Package After Brief Shutdown

President Joe Biden thanked Congressional leaders after the Senate passed a $1.2 trillion spending package following a brief partial government shutdown. The package is seen as a compromise that neither side fully got what it wanted, but includes provisions for child care, cancer research, mental health care, American leadership abroad, and border security.