Todd Zwillich

Insurrection Day would only be celebrated by about half the country and instantly derided by the other half. That’s all the more reason to do it. 

Trump’s about to go on trial for his right to run for president.

Or maybe they are. We’ll find out 10 to 15 Speaker votes from now.

The GOP finds itself without a viable candidate for Speaker, in part because the party finds itself unable to tell the truth about Trump’s election loss.

After clinging to his gavel with feckless concession for just 9 months, McCarthy is struck down by the MAGA nihilists who held his strings all along. 

This week Biden test drove a new message for voters: No matter how you feel about the economy, or me, or my age, put preserving the Constitution first.

“You don’t know anything about the boxes,” Trump reportedly told his longtime executive assistant Molly Michael about the classified documents stashed at Mar-a-Lago.

As Mitt Romney retires, MAGA Republicans are making clear that a GOP in which dissenters fear for their lives—and vote accordingly—is now the only game in town.

In Fulton County and in Florida, Number 1 is starting to look eminently look-outable. 

Two big hearings in Trump indictment world are coming up next week.

“Sometimes, when people come to cooperate late in the game, prosecutors say, ‘no thanks, I’ve got all the evidence I need.’”

The party has one principle left: Power is only legitimate when it’s wielded by Republicans.