There can be no more fitting capstone to the Senate majority leader's legacy of norm-breaking. And it will level the playing field once again.

Have a pre-existing condition? Good luck with that under the House GOP's plan, which seems designed merely to deflect blame toward the Senate.

Neil Gorsuch's nomination has put Democrats in a bind. But if they adopt Mitch McConnell's playbook, their progressive agenda will suffer greatly.

There is more to passing major legislation than possessing a mathematical majority in Congress.

Trump is exercising zero restraint, and Republicans aren't stopping him. Four years from now, the damage might be irreparable.

They control the government, but their Faustian bargain with Trump has been a miserable failure thus far.

Their silence on Trump reveals that their Obama-era sanctimony was fake.

And we'll all have to live with the fallout.

It could save health care reform—or at least delay the repeal effort.

Republicans said the 2012 election was their last chance to repeal health care reform. They were right.