There are many elected Republicans who claim to stand against Donald Trump. But they have all quietly submitted to the president anyway.

The lesson from Alabama is that the party must do much more to ensure a wave victory in 2018.

Trump's rhetoric was extreme. The GOP establishment's was even worse.

Brian Benczkowski, a former aide to Jeff Sessions, will soon be in a position to share information about the grand jury investigation with the president.

Lindsey Graham and the Republicans tried to use the "S-word" to scare Americans about health care. It doesn't work anymore.

He has agreed to a primetime health care debate days before the Senate is set to vote on repealing the ACA. Will he do more harm than good?

The architect of a draconian Obamacare repeal bill is proof that there are no more Republican moderates.

The Republicans' undying effort to repeal Obamacare is incontrovertible evidence of their political nihilism.

Republicans say the president should step away from the smartphone. But his Twitter habit is a useful foil for a discredited party.

Partisan polarization is getting worse, and gun control has stalled. But Democrats and Republicans can unite over treatment for troubled people.

The GOP's Trumpcare push is rife with secrecy, deception, and collusion with unseemly actors. When will anyone notice?

He suggested he taped conversations with James Comey. Now, a memo by the former FBI director reveals damaging details about those conversations.

The Republicans are trying to sabotage the law. Liberals shouldn't be complacent, and the media can't abandon its responsibilities.

The president is keeping his extreme promises, and craven Republicans are falling in line. But what happens when reality catches up with Trump's base?

His lies are a problem, but his belligerence is worse: It could start a war.