The Donald Trump effect is here.

Health care in Idaho, which voted 66 percent for Donald Trump, just got a lot more expensive.

The math isn’t mathing.

Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed she blames the Republican Party for many of the U.S.’s major issues.

Marjorie Taylor Greene knows Republicans don’t have a single plan to replace Obamacare.

Americans on both sides of the aisle are ready to hold firm, and things could get messy.

The most overlooked aspect of the current impasse is that it began a long time ago—and is rooted in a deep Trumpian dysfunction.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is going rogue—and Donald Trump has no clue why.

Senate Democrats actually allowing the GOP to stop funding the government is only the first step. Now they have to make the case that Trump’s government is illegitimate.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks Democrats have a point on the Obamacare fight at the center of the government shutdown.

The White House is wringing its hands over the health care fight at the center of the government shutdown.

At least they’re fighting. But for how long? And are they fighting about the right things?

The Democrats have picked the right fight to side with the working class.

Representative Melanie Stansbury says Democrats are smartly focused on health care and the Republicans can’t defend rolling back Obamacare subsidies for average Americans.

The tired punditry of shutdown politics isn’t adequate to the task of illustrating Republican villainy. Democrats will have to shout about it.

If lawmakers don’t extend enhanced tax credits for the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, low- and middle-income households should get ready for some significant sticker shock.

As if the cuts to Medicaid in the “big, beautiful bill” weren’t enough.

The Republican Party’s “repeal and replace Obamacare” zombie is back, and it’s even more brain-dead than before.

Texas Judge Reed O’Connor’s long-running judicial vaudeville act is back for another season.

Some conservatives argue that the way Democrats pilloried the Utah senator in 2012 pushed the Republican Party toward Trumpism. They should take a long look in the mirror.