Today’s edition of quick hits.

Kevin McCarthy and his team had 15 months to prepare for the rollout of their "Commitment to America" blueprint. It has not gone smoothly.

Why does it matter that Trump is still pushing a six-week-old lie about Obama? Because in the Mar-a-Lago scandal, the Republican is clearly flailing.

As a rule, it’s a bad sign when a congressional candidate — in 2022 — feels the need to clarify that he's not against women’s suffrage.

Why is the Republicans' new policy blueprint so vague? Because if GOP leaders elaborated on their plans, the party would lose a lot of elections.

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

Why does it matter that the former president is still lashing out at his vice president? Because of an important and ongoing legislative reform effort.

South Korea's president apparently thinks the U.S. Congress has some "idiots." The moral of the story: The world takes note of congressional dysfunction.

The Georgia candidate pledged that 15% of his business's profits would go to charities. It appears, once again, the Republican failed to keep his word.

In one of the most closely watched House races, Republicans are abandoning J.R. Majewski — largely because he reportedly lied about his military service.

For weeks, Donald Trump has suggested corrupt FBI agents might've "planted" evidence at Mar-a-Lago. A special master now wants his lawyers to prove it.