Today’s edition of quick hits.

As Roe v. Wade is overturned, many Americans will ask, "How did this happen?” These five turning points represent a good place to start.

In the wake of deadly mass shootings, it was easy to predict nothing would happen. This time, however, the skeptics had reason to be pleasantly surprised.

All the Supreme Court has is its credibility. The more Republican-appointed justices treat the institution's legitimacy blithely, the more lasting the harm

Now that Clarence Thomas has helped overturn Roe v. Wade, he's eager to roll back the clock on other American civil rights.

It matters that Susan Collins was spectacularly wrong, but she wasn’t the only one: Republicans spent years assuring voters that Roe would endure.

A half-century after the U.S. Supreme Court handed down Roe v. Wade, establishing a right to an abortion, Republican-appointed justices reversed course.

Trump told the Justice Department, “Just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me" and GOP congressmen. He said something similar to Zelensky.

Ron Johnson said he received forged election materials from a GOP congressman. The GOP congressman said otherwise as this mess got a little messier.

There's new and compelling evidence that a half-dozen House Republicans sought pardons from Donald Trump, suggesting they feared criminal prosecution.

Today’s edition of quick hits.