John McCormack

Mitch McConnell has been warning his colleagues they need to be healthy and present for Senate votes.

On Tuesday, Tester opened the door to the so-called “nuclear option,” which would allow the Senate to pass legislation with a simple majority.

It likely won’t happen because Democrats have little to offer.

If the executive branch can unilaterally suspend residential evictions to limit the spread of coronavirus, is there anything it can’t do?

Laura Loomer and Marjorie Taylor Greene notch victories for conspiracism and religious bigotry.

The 2020 DNC was a stark contrast to earlier conventions.

Thinking through the California senator’s strengths and weaknesses.

Fears that the elections would be a super-spreading event appear to have been misplaced.

With no significant policy differences to fight over, the campaigns have tried to make mountains out of molehills.

An evil temporarily tolerated “only by necessity” sounds not all that different from the words “necessary evil.

There is still a great deal of uncertainty about whether the Bostock decision will impinge on religious freedom in the years to come.

The Democratic leader still won’t apologize for accusing Republicans of trying to “get away with . . . the murder of George Floyd.

A wide array of leaders at the state and national level joined forces to back a conservative primary challenger.