Today's edition of quick hits.

"The mob takes the Fifth Amendment," Trump used to say. "If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?" And then there's Jeffrey Clark.

Thirty years after Charles Barkley claimed his autobiography "misquoted" him, Mark Meadows is describing a story from his own book as "fake news."

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

For some on the right, Joe McCarthy wasn't a villain, and McCarthyism wasn't such a bad thing after all.

Marjorie Taylor Greene insists she and her likeminded allies now represent the Republican Party's base. What if she's right?

The conservative Club for Growth is running a fundamentally pro-Trump ad in Ohio's Senate race. So why does the former president want it taken down?

Telling House Republicans to stop attacking each other makes sense, but so does telling them to stop attacking religious minority groups.

Susan Collins vouched for two conservative judges, certain that they'd leave abortion rights intact. What will she do now that it appears she was wrong?

Today's edition of quick hits.

Is the Supreme Court prepared to overturn Roe v. Wade? Republican-appointed justices seem ready to answer in ways reproductive rights advocates won't like.