Donald Trump is threatening to abandon NATO. MAGA is blocking money for Ukraine. A well-placed House Democrat explains how these things are connected—and what must happen now.

Abraham Lincoln, this is your party on dopamine.

Voters grew tired of the chaos of the Trump years. It’s time they were reminded of it.

Hard-right Republicans killed the Senate immigration deal out of fealty to Trump. That’s the perfect opening for Biden to go on the attack.

The House speaker is afraid that if the Senate bill passes, the GOP will partially own the border crisis. He—and Trump—also fear the bill will work.

A key provision in the bipartisan tax bill is creating strange bedfellows.

If they want to keep the government open and benefit politically, they should make a Democrat speaker.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says replacing the speaker is “absolutely on the table,” but several of his colleagues maintain his job is safe for now.

In a time of rank partisanship, lawmakers may reach a deal to extend key tax credits for families and businesses.

Ted Cruz, Matt Gaetz, and Mike Johnson all have podcasts. They’re terrible.

Those who track the Christian right told people to worry about this guy. Why didn’t we listen?

Republicans plan to fritter away what advantages they could claim by letting their freak flag fly.

The Ukrainian president spent the day lobbying for more funding to fend off Russia, and found lawmakers locked in a border dispute instead.

Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy is just the latest lawmaker to announce his departure—and there’s reason to believe that more may follow.

It was absolutely the right thing to do in this extreme case.

With only a few weeks left in the year and several items on the agenda, Johnson may need to assuage skeptical Republicans.

They’re both boring. They’re both pious. They both have glasses. Can you tell them apart?

The comically corrupt congressman is back to doing what he does best—serving as a distraction from greater Republican sins.

The party had a hand in aiding the rise of a more extreme speaker. That may help with election-year messaging—but it could make things much worse.

The House speaker has an apocalyptic fervor for Israel—but it’s not what it seems.