Today's edition of quick hits.

How would "mass civil disobedience" help end the pandemic? It wouldn't and therein lies the problem: For some, ending the pandemic isn't the real goal.

Republicans believe Biden's vaccine policy is "an assault on private businesses." Corporate America apparently doesn't see it that way.

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

Arizona's election "audit" has proven to be utterly bonkers. That's not stopping Pennsylvania Republicans from launching an "investigation" of their own.

House Republicans were so outraged by proxy voting, they literally made a federal case out of it. Kevin McCarthy wants the Supreme Court to weigh in.

A federal judge has blocked enforcement of Florida's "anti-riot law," saying it "encourages arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement."

Attorney General Merrick Garland is taking aim in a big way at Texas' sweeping abortion ban. The question is whether his case will work.

Republicans opposed to Biden's vaccine plan aren't saying the policy won't work — because for the GOP, whether the plan is effective or not is irrelevant.

Today's edition of quick hits.

There's a "sustained campaign of intimidation" from the far-right against election officials. And public health officials. And educators. And lawmakers.