Today's edition of quick hits.

New leverage is giving workers an opportunity to demand better working conditions.

Wisconsin's election audit — which the public is supposed to see as impartial — is being led by two conspiracy theorists who worked for Trump.

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

A new talking point is taking shape: If you're not satisfied with your holiday season experiences as a consumer, we're apparently supposed to blame Biden.

Sen. Ted Cruz's pitch to Spain's far-right political party is emblematic of a larger shift in Republican politics.

So what's the case that will force Trump to participate in his first deposition since before his White House tenure? An overlooked controversy from 2015.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson's administration is accusing a reporter of being a "hacker" — because the governor is confused about what "hacking" is.

For Steve Bannon's detractors, the prospect of a criminal contempt citation may seem encouraging, but this process won't be easy.

Today's edition of quick hits.

First, Georgia investigators failed to find any evidence of fraudulent ballots. Second, a judge tossed pro-Trump conspiracy theorists' lawsuit.