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Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s turning a new leaf

Marjorie Taylor Greene apologizes for taking part in 'toxic politics' amid Trump attacks

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene apologized for participating in "toxic politics" on Sunday during a CNN interview, admitting criticism about her silence on threats was fair.

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Body Language Experts Say Marjorie Taylor Greene’s CNN Apology For 'Toxic Politics' Reveals More Than She Intended

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Apologizes for Her Role in ‘Toxic Politics’

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Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia threatened in wake of Trump feud. Why are they fighting?

A public feud between two of the biggest names in the Republican Party is heating up.

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MTG Called Out For Only Caring About Trump’s Bullying Now That She’s Being Attacked

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Trump slams Marjorie Taylor Greene and Democrats over Epstein files

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Trump's weekend at Mar-a-Lago included golf and ugly break with Marjorie Taylor Greene

Trump remained silent on the specific issues of high grocery prices and the Epstein files that Greene raised.

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MAGA rift grows as Trump feuds with Greene before key 2026 midterm elections

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Marjorie Taylor Greene doubles down on Epstein files amid fallout with Trump

Trump to meet Saudi's MBS

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US politics live: Trump to meet Saudi's MBS as House poised to vote on Epstein Files

Kylie is the Global Live Pages Editor, leading a team providing real-time multimedia coverage of the biggest breaking stories worldwide.

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US House to Vote on Epstein Files Release as Trump Drops Opposition

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House Votes On Epstein Files, MAGA Coalition Cracks, Saudi Leader Visits White House

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U.S. House to push forward on Epstein vote after Trump reversal

The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote as soon as Tuesday to force the release of investigative files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, with passa...

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Trump’s New Take on the Epstein Files

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Growing pressure over Epstein files ahead of key vote this week

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'Every accusation is a confession': Fordham prof. slams GOP's broken promises in Epstein scandal

Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, and Sarah Matthews, former White House deputy press secretary, join The Weeknight to weigh in.

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FAA Lifts Flight Restrictions After 43-Day Shutdown; Trump Pushes for Epstein File Release

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Trump Reverses Himself and Wants All Epstein Files Released

DNC says Republicans 'panicking' as Trump holds Van Epps event: The week in politics

Plus, Trump pardons husband of political ally U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger, Van Epps misses finance disclosure deadline

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Poll: Majorities across parties say 'extreme political rhetoric' was a contributor to Charlie Kirk's killing

It's the first time in NBC News polling across five different violent incidents that there has been bipartisan agreement blaming extreme rhetoric from political and media figures.

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Majority of Democrats say 'extremist political rhetoric' contributed to Charlie Kirk assassination: poll

A new NBC News poll found 61% of Americans believe extremist political rhetoric contributed to Charlie Kirk's assassination, with cross-party agreement.

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N.J. mayor sues former school district, claims tenure charges are political payback

Mayor Daniel Rodrick claims tenure charges were filed against him as part of a campaign by political opponents after he criticized local spending and government operations.

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GOP divisions start to pile up: From the Politics Desk

Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, a newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.

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Jim Gaffigan says comedy audiences are tired of political drama and just want to laugh again

Comedian Jim Gaffigan explained to Variety on Thursday why he avoids politics in his stand-up routines, saying audiences want a break from drama and prefer non-political jokes.