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tonight. she's the chair of the usually obscure senate rules committee -- >> i know where you're going with this one. >> it did the weirdest thing today. the senate rules committee voted to change a senate rule and so we've got to hear about that. don't do that every day. >> they sure don't. and it's a good tease, lawrence. >> it took the madness of tuberville to provoke the senate rules committee to actually vote to change a senate rule. >> the madness of tuberville could be a three by bbc series but unfortunately it's an american drama playing out in real life, right here. >> it wi...

pass a new funding bill. just hours ago, the new house speaker, mike johnston, unveiled his plan to keep the government funded. it is a two-step approach, putting some parts of the government until january, there is still february. this new plan does not include spending cuts nor additional military aid to israel. >> this untested strategy also serves as a major first test for speaker johnson, who has limited experience and battles. already getting pushback from his own caucus, congressman -- saying today, quote, it has a 100% clean and i 100% opposed. nbc news confirms roy is now on...

The government is accusing the embattled Ozy founder of misusing discovery materials in his criminal case to launch a civil lawsuit against other media companies.

Lawyers for the former president filed a scathing motion against the special counsel.

The judge overseeing the election interference case against former President Donald Trump and others in Georgia issued an order on Thursday that prohibits the release of certain evidence. The ruling came after news outlets this week reported on the contents of and published clips from interviews that four defendants conducted with prosecutors as part of their plea deals. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee wrote that allowing parties the “unfettered ability” to publicly share pretrial materials undermines the discovery process, during which lawyers for both sides sh...