Today's edition of quick hits.

Congress is trying to get answers about an attack on our democracy. House Republicans suggested today that they're largely indifferent to those answers.

The last time layoff totals were this low, the pandemic hadn't even started in earnest. The numbers are starting to look ... normal.

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

Chuck Schumer has been neutral on filibuster reforms. To protect voting rights, it doesn't sound like he'll remain neutral much longer.

I wondered whether Texas's Dan Patrick would ever follow through on his financial-reward system. As it turns out, we now have an answer.

The trouble surrounding the Trump National Golf Club Westchester may become the latest in a long line of legal headaches for the former president.

If Kyrsten Sinema fights to protect Trump-era tax breaks she used to oppose, the damage it could do to her party's domestic agenda is extraordinary.

Now that Senate Republicans have discredited Joe Manchin's preferred governing model, what is he prepared to replace it with?

Today's edition of quick hits.

The Freedom to Vote Act was a compromise plan designed to garner bipartisan support. Literally every Senate Republican rejected it anyway.