Covid vaccine requirements for U.S. troops are coming to an end, and it's worth understanding how and why Republicans made that happen.

The arrests from Ron DeSantis’ election crimes office appeared ridiculous over the summer. As the criminal cases keep collapsing, they now look even worse.

The latest revelations suggest Team Trump did not fully comply with a subpoena for classified documents. Prosecutors do not appear eager to let that slide.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema has switched from Democrat to independent, and there's no great mystery as to why.

Today’s edition of quick hits.

House Republicans knew the compromise version of the Respect for Marriage Act was going to pass. Most of them voted against it anyway.

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

Adam Schiff does not sound like a Jan. 6 committee member who’s on the fence about whether to refer Donald Trump to federal prosecutors.

Nearly a full decade later, Kevin McCarthy thinks he can still exploit a discredited IRS "scandal" to advance his ambitions. That's quite pitiful.

Donald Trump continues to condemn mail-in voting. Republicans and their partners are starting to realize they need to embrace it anyway.

In the midterms' wake, some Senate Republicans have decided that the smart move is to be more partisan, more confrontational, and more reactionary.