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Latest story Sep 18, 2026 · on ChamberLight since Apr 2026

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Medium

40 stories · 95% range 65–68 · updated Sep 25, 2026

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Left to Center-Left29 of 100

40 stories · 95% range 26–33 · updated Sep 25, 2026

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100%of 40 hosted stories are not confirmed copies of another outlet’s article

3 of those 40 carry an unconfirmed copying flag, which is not evidence either way.

40 stories · updated Sep 24, 2026

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Writing quality 70 of 100: the average rating of 24 stories, each rated on its own (separate from credibility). How it is measured

Scores last checked Sep 25, 2026.

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October 2025133
November 2025079
December 2025027
January 2026087
February 20264180
March 2026151,094
April 2026164,538
May 20260none collected
June 20260none collected
July 20260none collected
August 202601 (collection gap)
September 202641,320

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  • Ethics/Corruption26

    65% of 40 stories · 58% across all outlets

  • Foreign Policy17

    43% of 40 stories · 29% across all outlets

  • Defense/Military13

    33% of 40 stories · 25% across all outlets

  • Economy10

    25% of 40 stories · 26% across all outlets

  • Voting Rights10

    25% of 40 stories · 19% across all outlets

  • Criminal Justice8

    20% of 40 stories · 19% across all outlets

  • Budget/Spending5

    13% of 40 stories · 31% across all outlets

  • Immigration5

    13% of 40 stories · 13% across all outlets

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Party of the officials these stories are mainly about, across all 47 officials named. A story counts once for each official it is mainly about, so the split is over 78 story–official pairs, from 40 stories.

  • Republican71% · 55 pairs
  • Democrat23% · 18 pairs
  • Party not recorded6% · 5 pairs

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Must-Win GOP Senator Ripped by Her Own Disgusted Voters

A Republican senator has been trashed by her own voters for supporting a Trump-appointed Supreme Court justice. Susan Collins, the 73-year-old Maine senator seen as a vulnerable incumbent in the midterm elections, sparked outrage among 10 of her female voters who spoke to MS NOW's Morning Joe on Fr

Sep 18, 202610 votes

Republican Predicts Absolute 'Bloodbath' at the Ballot Box

House Republicans left Washington, D.C. for a seven-week pre-midterms recess this week, but not before one of their own predicted disaster in blunt terms. "The midterms are going to be a f--king bloodbath," Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina told reporters at the Capitol. Mace, who is not returning

Sep 18, 202611 votes

Trump's Secret Moves for Golf Course Fantasy Exposed

The president's latest vanity project targets a popular public recreation area. Donald Trump is moving ahead with his plans to tear up yet another historic site without consulting Congress or the public. The president announced in June that work would begin Sept. 1 to transform the 105-year-old Ea

Sep 17, 202610 votes

Conservative Icon Endorses Lindsey Graham's Nepo-Sister's Dem Rival

Conservative pundit George Will has pleaded for South Carolinian Republicans to mutiny and vote blue over President Donald Trump's "cringeworthy" nepo sister pick for U.S. Senate. Will, 85, wrote a column in The Washington Post Wednesday morning expressing his backing for Democratic U.S. Senate can

Sep 17, 202612 votes

Conservative Icon Endorses Lindsey Graham's Nepo-Sister's Dem Rival

Conservative pundit George Will has pleaded for South Carolinian Republicans to mutiny and vote blue over President Donald Trump's "cringeworthy" nepo sister pick for U.S. Senate. Will, 85, wrote a column in The Washington Post Wednesday morning expressing his backing for Democratic U.S. Senate can

Sep 17, 202612 votes

Virginia Senator’s Daughter Dies at 36

Douglas Graham / CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Imag Virginia Sen. Mark Warner announced the death of his daughter, Madison, on Monday at the age of 36. “We are heartbroken beyond words by the passing of our beloved daughter, Madison, 36, after a decades-long battle with juvenile diabetes and other health issues,” Warner said in a joint statement with his wife, Lisa Collis, posted on X. “She filled our lives with love and laughter, and her absence leaves an immeasurable void.” Madison was the oldest of three daughters Warner and Collis shared, along with Gillian, 35, and Eliza, 32. Madison was the oldest of three daughters Warner and Collis shared, along with Gillian, 35, and Eliza, 32. The former Virginia governor has publicly discussed his daughter’s health issues while advocating for reform in the healthcare industry. “Congress and the pharmaceutical companies need to step up to make sure insulin is affordable and accessible for those who need it,” he posted on Twitter in 2019, citing his daughter’s health struggles with juvenile diabetes. Warner had planned to run again in 2026, but he has not said whether those plans still stand. On Monday, other lawmakers offered their condolences, including Republican Rep. Nancy Mace, who wrote, “Our deepest condolences. We’re keeping your family in our prayers.❤️” and fellow Democrat Rep. Becca Balint, who said, “I’m so sorry for your loss, @MarkWarner. May Madison’s memory always be a blessing.” Read it at People Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 20, 202615 votes

Randy Rep Boebert Gives ‘Horny’ Colleagues Intriguing Advice

REUTERS A MAGA lawmaker who was once caught getting handsy in a theater has called out her colleagues for being “horny.” Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert appeared to take a swipe at California Democrat Eric Swalwell and Texas Republican Tony Gonzales, who both fled Congress following allegations of sexual misconduct. “Go to church. Find Jesus. I mean, why is everybody so horny here?” she told reporters on Thursday when she was asked about sexual misconduct allegations on Capitol Hill. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202615 votes

Boebert Reveals Bonkers Reason She Won’t Meet Royal Family

Shannon Stapleton / REUTERS Right-wing firebrand Lauren Boebert revealed a bonkers reason why she won’t meet King Charles III during his visit to the United States later this month. Speaking to reporters, the Colorado congresswoman said she’ll be avoiding the English king during his four-day visit—because of patriotism. Reporter: Do you think it’s appropriate for King George to meet with members? Boebert: I wouldn’t meet with him. Reporter: Why not? Boebert: 1776. I have nothing to do with King George or the royal family. I am an American first. pic.twitter.com/YkfdbnvzmW — Acyn (@Acyn) April 16, 2026 Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202615 votes

Republican Senator Ramps Up Fight After Trump’s Baffling ‘Mistake’

Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Imag Republican Thom Tillis has defiantly vowed to use his final days in the Senate to thwart one of President Donald Trump’s personal crusades. “People say the same thing, that I’m speaking a lot more openly, and I say the same thing—no s–-t, Sherlock,” the North Carolina senator told NBC News, adding that his decision to retire at the end of the year means that now, “I just don’t have to deal with that filter.” Tillis has repeatedly blocked Trump’s efforts to confirm Kevin Warsh—whom the president has nominated to replace Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve—in protest against a criminal probe the Trump administration has brought against Powell. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202617 votes

Republican Senator Ramps Up Fight After Trump’s Baffling ‘Mistake’

Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Imag Republican Thom Tillis has defiantly vowed to use his final days in the Senate to thwart one of President Donald Trump’s personal crusades. “People say the same thing, that I’m speaking a lot more openly, and I say the same thing—no s–-t, Sherlock,” the North Carolina senator told NBC News, adding that his decision to retire at the end of the year means that now, “I just don’t have to deal with that filter.” Tillis has repeatedly blocked Trump’s efforts to confirm Kevin Warsh—whom the president has nominated to replace Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve—in protest against a criminal probe the Trump administration has brought against Powell. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202612 votes

Republicans Break Ranks in Humiliating Snub to Trump

Patrick van Katwijk / Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images Six House Republicans have broken with Donald Trump on immigration, forcing a floor vote to restore temporary legal protections for some 350,000 Haitians living in the U.S. The bill, co-introduced by Democrat Rep. Laura Gillen and Republican Rep. Michael Lawler, who both represent New York districts, would keep Haitians eligible for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for three years—a program designed for people from countries gripped by armed conflict or environmental disaster. It marks the first time Republican lawmakers have voted to oppose Trump’s immigration policy since he returned to the White House. Many of the Republicans who broke ranks are facing increasingly difficult routes to re-election at the mid-terms as the threat of a blue wave terrifies Republicans. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 20268 votes

Republicans Break Ranks in Humiliating Snub to Trump

Patrick van Katwijk / Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images Six House Republicans have broken with Donald Trump on immigration, forcing a floor vote to restore temporary legal protections for some 350,000 Haitians living in the U.S. The bill, co-introduced by Democrat Rep. Laura Gillen and Republican Rep. Michael Lawler, who both represent New York districts, would keep Haitians eligible for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for three years—a program designed for people from countries gripped by armed conflict or environmental disaster. It marks the first time Republican lawmakers have voted to oppose Trump’s immigration policy since he returned to the White House. Many of the Republicans who broke ranks are facing increasingly difficult routes to re-election at the mid-terms as the threat of a blue wave terrifies Republicans. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202619 votes

Republicans Break Ranks in Humiliating Snub to Trump

Patrick van Katwijk / Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images Six House Republicans have broken with Donald Trump on immigration, forcing a floor vote to restore temporary legal protections for some 350,000 Haitians living in the U.S. The bill, co-introduced by Democrat Rep. Laura Gillen and Republican Rep. Michael Lawler, who both represent New York districts, would keep Haitians eligible for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for three years—a program designed for people from countries gripped by armed conflict or environmental disaster. It marks the first time Republican lawmakers have voted to oppose Trump’s immigration policy since he returned to the White House. Many of the Republicans who broke ranks are facing increasingly difficult routes to re-election at the mid-terms as the threat of a blue wave terrifies Republicans. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 16, 202612 votes

Bravo Reality Star Announces Run for Congress

Roy Rochlin / Getty Images for Supermodels Unl Luke Gulbranson, the reality TV star from Summer House on Bravo and Selling the OC on Netflix, is running for Congress in Minnesota. The 42-year-old made the announcement on Wednesday in a video released on YouTube. “Yeah, I’ve been on reality TV,” he said. “But that’s drama for show. What’s happening in D.C. is real drama with real consequences and the stakes couldn’t be higher.” Gulbranson’s campaign launch highlighted his rough upbringing and his opposition to moves by the Trump administration, including ICE’s aggressive immigration crackdown and spending on the war with Iran. “I see what’s happening to our country and I care way too much to look away,” he said. Gulbranson is running on the Democrat-Farmer-Labor ticket, which is Minnesota’s affiliate of the Democratic Party. He is seeking to unseat incumbent Republican Rep. Pete Stauber in a district that spreads north from just outside the Minneapolis metro area to a vast area near the shores of Lake Superior known as the Iron Range. Stauber has held his seat since 2019. If successful, Gulbranson would not be the first reality TV star from the Upper Midwest to serve in Congress. Current Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy starred in MTV’s The Real World: Boston before going on to represent Wisconsin’s 7th district as a Republican. Here is #LukeGulbranson’s video announcement for his campaign. #SummerHouse https://t.co/om5Q4y4tni pic.twitter.com/c3yQ8l6ymb — jay (@JaysRealityBlog) April 15, 2026 Read it at Duluth News Tribune Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 15, 20269 votes

MAGA Senator Admits She’s ‘Worried’ About Trump’s Economy Woes

Reuters Rising prices tied to Donald Trump’s costly war in Iran have one Republican senator admitting she’s “worried” about her constituents. Wyoming Sen. Cynthia Lummis, who was elected in 2020 with Donald Trump’s endorsement, spoke Tuesday about one bad trend in her home state: food insecurity. That problem has played out while the inflation rate tripled from February to March, and the national gas average surpassed $4 per gallon, jumping more than 21 percent over the same period. “We had record distributions in my county in Wyoming of Meals on Wheels, which is an indication that more and more people are turning...to subsidized food opportunities,” Lummis, 71, told reporters in a video posted by Scott MacFarlane of Meidas Touch. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 14, 202619 votes

MAGA Senator Admits She’s ‘Worried’ About Trump’s Economy Woes

Reuters Rising prices tied to Donald Trump’s costly war in Iran have one Republican senator admitting she’s “worried” about her constituents. Wyoming Sen. Cynthia Lummis, who was elected in 2020 with Donald Trump’s endorsement, spoke Tuesday about one bad trend in her home state: food insecurity. That problem has played out while the inflation rate tripled from February to March, and the national gas average surpassed $4 per gallon, jumping more than 21 percent over the same period. “We had record distributions in my county in Wyoming of Meals on Wheels, which is an indication that more and more people are turning...to subsidized food opportunities,” Lummis, 71, told reporters in a video posted by Scott MacFarlane of Meidas Touch. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 14, 20267 votes

Bloodthirsty Senator Sweats Over Idea of Ceasefire Extension

Elizabeth Frantz/REUTERS Congress’s leading warhawk, Lindsey Graham, is growing jittery with fear that President Donald Trump could extend the ceasefire with Iran. The South Carolina senator lobbed a carefully worded warning in Trump’s direction on Tuesday. “I hope speculation and rumors about yet another extension of the ceasefire to reach a deal with Iran are off base,” Graham, 70, wrote on X. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 14, 202618 votes

Bloodthirsty Senator Sweats Over Idea of Ceasefire Extension

Elizabeth Frantz/REUTERS Congress’s leading warhawk, Lindsey Graham, is growing jittery with fear that President Donald Trump could extend the ceasefire with Iran. The South Carolina senator lobbed a carefully worded warning in Trump’s direction on Tuesday. “I hope speculation and rumors about yet another extension of the ceasefire to reach a deal with Iran are off base,” Graham, 70, wrote on X. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 14, 202612 votes

Lindsey Graham Confronted Over ‘Little Mermaid’ Bubble Wand

The Daily Beast/TMZ South Carolina Senator and Disney enjoyer Lindsey Graham was confronted by TMZ on Capitol Hill over his Little Mermaid bubble wand on Monday. The outlet shared a video of one of their reporters asking the childless MAGA senator about when he was photographed holding the children’s toy while visiting Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, late last month. “Senator Graham, how are you, man?” the reporter asked Graham, 70, who raised his hand up to signal he was not interested. “I’m from TMZ. Could I just ask you about the bubble wand, sir?” The GOP lawmaker did not respond, staying silent as he walked up the stairs to his office at the Russell Building alongside staffers. The Daily Beast reached out to Graham for comment. Late last month, the hawkish senator was photographed on vacation at the children’s theme park while the government was shut down and Congress was out of session. One photo shared with TMZ captured Graham in the Fantasyland section of the park, holding a young girl’s bubble wand while she was in the bathroom. In a statement to the outlet, Graham said: “I was invited to a meeting in South Florida on Friday with Trump official Steve Witkoff... to talk about the possibility of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel. I went to Orlando to meet friends after.” Read it at TMZ Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 14, 202610 votes

House Launches Sexual Misconduct Investigation Into Swalwell

Anna rose Layden/Reuters The House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation into Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell as he faces mounting accusations of sexual misconduct. The California lawmaker announced late Sunday that he was ending his bid for governor as he faces allegations of assault and misconduct despite denying the allegations. The 45-year-old has been accused by four separate women of sexual misconduct, including a former staffer who says the Democratic lawmaker raped her, according to reports by CNN and the San Francisco Chronicle. On Monday, the House Ethics Committee announced it was launching a probe “with respect to allegations that he may have engaged in sexual misconduct, including towards an employee working under his supervision.“ The Daily Beast asked Swalwell’s office for comment on the new investigation. The California lawmaker has repeatedly denied the allegations and vowed to fight them. Swalwell is facing bipartisan calls to resign or be expelled from Congress as lawmakers grow fed up on Capitol Hill. The effort picked up steam over the weekend as multiple Democrats and Republicans said they would vote to remove both the California Democrat and Texas Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales. Gonzales was also accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by staff. While he ended his reelection bid, the Texas Republican remains in Congress. GOP Rep. Anna Paulina Luna wrote on Sunday that she was filing a motion to expel Swalwell. In another post, the Florida congresswoman called Swalwell and Gonzales “a disgrace.” New Mexico Democratic Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez indicated she would introduce the resolution against Gonzales. The escalating criticism comes as members of the House return this week from a more than two-week vacation, facing a series of pressing issues. But multiple lawmakers were quick to weigh in, voicing support for removing both men. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Apr 13, 202611 votes