Sen. Mac Branson’s approval rose sharply in the latest Tennessee reading, placing him in the Very Popular category.

A Senate measure associated with Republican Mac Branson would expand grants for addiction treatment and overdose prevention, but it remains in the legislative hopper without a vote.

This week’s immigration measures show a growing push for tougher enforcement that also demands rules, records, and due process.

The Senate immigration bill is signed, Nebraska cuts small-business fees, and Detroit gets workforce training. Tonight, Noah asks whether America has finally discovered that power needs instructions.

Mason examines why immigration enforcement, small-business relief, and workforce training all point to the same public demand: practical power with clear limits and real accountability.