Many prominent Republicans in competitive races are in full thrall to the deranged election denialism that Donald Trump has required of them.

Congress is back (yikes), and Speaker Johnson can force a Ukraine aid vote—and it would pass. But even Johnson isn’t the real appeaser here.

As the House Speaker inches toward a vote on Ukraine aid, a big question looms: Will MTG and MAGA, acting at the direction of Donald Trump, try to take him down?

He’ll support aid for Ukraine, he hints, in return for undoing the pause on new natural gas export terminals.

With aid to Ukraine on the line, Greene’s escalating attacks on the House Speaker reveal just how ugly MAGA politics can really get.

The House speaker says he wants to bring Ukraine aid to the floor. There are reasons for serious skepticism—yet one can envision a few scenarios that could unexpectedly come through.

The House speaker is open to a stand-alone vote on Ukraine aid. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t going to like that one bit.

The House speaker lived down to the moment at the State of the Union on Thursday night.

Tom Emmer might be the least effective majority whip in congressional history.

It’s not just the Supreme Court. All three branches of government are in even worse shape than four years ago.

At the Munich Security Conference, members of Congress faced a new challenge—proving that a U.S. on the verge of returning to Trumpism could still be trusted.

The Republican Party is full of “sycophantic cowards who would gladly watch Ukrainians get killed if it meant Trump had a higher chance of winning reelection,” according to one American veteran training Ukrainian soldiers.

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.