From the daily newsletter: Susan B. Glasser on the President’s speech to Congress. Plus: what Putin wants now; Elon Musk’s problem with Wikipedia; and David Johansen’s debauched, preening brilliance.

Mayors of New York, Denver, Chicago and Boston faced a contentious hearing about policies that Republicans believe thwart Trump’s mass deportation plan

House Republicans are moving to immediately to punish the Texas Democrat who was removed from the House chamber for repeatedly disrupting President Donald Trump’s speech.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) weighed in on the decision some of his Democratic colleagues made to protest President Trump’s joint address to Congress Tuesday, suggesting it just made the comma…

Donald Trump’s Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed reporters on Wednesday, March 5, after the president delivered a 100-minute-long address to Congress on Tuesday.

‘Because alone you can survive but together you thrive,’ Sunny Hostin declared. ‘That is the energy that we need’

Congressional Republicans looking for clarity over Elon Musk’s efforts to slash the federal government will get an opportunity to engage with Musk directly on Wednesday in a pair of meetings on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers push for a seat at the table in the sweeping effort to overhaul government.

This time around, 44 percent of speech-watchers had a “very positive” response to Trump’s speech to Congress, falling short of his rating eight years ago, when 57 percent rated his address that way

Trump once quipped about his desire to be a “dictator for a day” – but the joke seemed to turn into a sinister reality at times during his 100-minute State of the Nation address in the very heart of American democracy, writes Sean O’Grady