Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) voted Thursday to censure Rep. Al Green (D-TX) for speaking out at President Donald Trump's speech to Congress even though her boyfriend, reporter Brian Glenn, urged Republicans not to support the punishment.

Marjorie Taylor Greene and most of the House voted to censure Rep. Al Green for interrupting Donald Trump's speech, even though the representative's boyfriend journalist Brian Glenn disagreed

The very short remarks included Donald Trump's usual ramblings about the US "getting taken advantage of" by foreign nations

Volodymyr Zelensky met with Donald Trump to discuss the war in Ukraine but was berated by Trump's allies instead, further jeopardizing relations between the US and Ukraine

We’ve grown familiar with Marjorie Taylor Greene antics for years now. The Georgia representative has made a career out of shouting louder than everyone else and worshiping Donald Trump with more gusto than my abuelita throws at Jesus every Sunday.

Ukrainian President Zelensky's meeting with US President Trump turned into a heated exchange after reporter Brian Glenn questioned about Zelensky's attire. Tensions escalated when Trump interrupted Zelensky and insisted on the importance of US support.

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s X account is basically the digital equivalent of no man’s land, and one of her latest tweets continues to dip further into full-on conspiracy theory truther territory — to no one’s surprise,

Mary Miller referred to Sarah McBride—who identifies as a transgender woman—as "Mr. McBride" in the House chamber on February 6.

Real America's host Brian Glenn took exception with the fact that Zelenskyy was not wearing a suit while inside The White House, with the Ukrainian leader firing back saying he'll wear a suit when" th

Greene, a longtime Trump ally, says that those Democratic representatives protesting outside the departments are "defending the bureaucracy"

Amid measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico that have killed two unvaccinated people including a healthy six-year-old, while infected hundreds, U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is promoting the long-denounced practice of exposing children to the potentially deadly virus at so-called “measles parties.