Today's edition of quick hits.

As far as Stefanik is concerned, it sense makes to celebrate socialized health care programs while also denouncing socialized health care programs.

In 2019, the Trump administration refused to turn over Donald Trump's tax returns to Congress. Today, the Justice Department reversed course.

A sitting president urged the Justice Department to lie about imaginary election corruption, as part of a scheme to hold onto illegitimate power.

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

Did Jim Jordan talk to Trump on Jan. 6? The congressman, who's likely to be subpoenaed, seemed ill at ease answering the question.

It's striking to see - for the first time in decades - a White House budget and House-passed spending bills without restrictions on abortion funds.

Dems endorsed a package that would crack down on tax cheats and those cheating the unemployment system. For Republicans, one of those ideas wouldn't do.

In January, Kevin McCarthy conceded that Trump "bears responsibility" for the Jan. 6 attack. Six months later, McCarthy won't endorse his own assessment.

As more Republican officials eye Arizona-style election "audits," the Justice Department is stepping up with warnings -- and a subtle threat.

Today's edition of quick hits.