On Saturday afternoon, on the south lawn of the Texas State Capitol in Austin, Sen. Elizabeth Warren gathered 3,500 people, who braved the heat to watch the Massachusetts senator roast President Donald Trump and his “First Buddy” Elon Musk.

Social media users hailed the Democratic senator's "dignified" response to the president's "disgusting" remark during his address to Congress.

President Trump, who has drawn criticism from Democrats over the way he has tried to bring an end to Ukraine’s war with Russia, took a shot at a longtime rival, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, taking his address in a personal direction.

On the morning of the White House's first Digital Assets Summit Friday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D.-Mass.) sent a critical letter to David Sacks, the administration's crypto and AI czar, which she has shared with Axios exclusively.

In her letter David Sacks, Warren raised questions about the tokens included in Trump’s strategic cryptocurrency reserve plans and Sacks’ “history of crypto investments.”

Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Friday, reclaimed her role as the lone dissenting voice amidst all the excitement triggered by the upcoming White House Crypto Summit. She sent a letter to the POTUS-appointed crypto and AI czar David Sacks,