Today's edition of quick hits.

Justices Neil Gorsuch and Sonia Sotomayor issued a statement today denying the accuracy of a claim that no one made. That's ... odd.

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

Sen. Roger Marshall should've been embarrassed by his recent interaction with Dr. Anthony Fauci. Instead, the Kansas Republican sees a p.r. opportunity.

How do we know Republicans have no interest in governing? Because occasionally, Republicans tell us so.

In at least one instance, the Justice Department pressed a Jan. 6 criminal on a possible "organized conspiracy" involving Donald Trump.

Sen. Joe Manchin is confident "the government" will protect the right to vote. It'd be great if he were right, but it's not that simple.

For the first time, New York's attorney general's office has leveled specific allegations of Trump Organization fraud and "pervasive" deceptions.

Today's edition of quick hits.

The Republican National Committee's case against the Commission on Presidential Debates needs some work.

With some regularity, former presidents and prime ministers face criminal charges. Shouldn't the same thing be possible in the U.S.?