Category: Politics

These Trump voters see the “extreme left” and impeachment as sources of division.

The nation wants to move on, but we can’t until we’ve dealt with the mess that lies behind us, in front of us and all around us.

Biden plans to sign the latest batch of executive actions in the opening days of his presidency. His pick for secretary of state appears poised for confirmation by the Senate.

We’ve seen this happen before and should be careful about it happening again.

Carlson portrayed the conspiracy theorists as being canceled in a vastly oversimplified defense.

In a bracing floor speech, the longtime Republican leader said the minority would grind the chamber to a halt if the 60-vote supermajority requirement is eliminated.

The president plans to take executive actions Tuesday to combat racism and discrimination, an early move to fulfill his pledges on equity. They fall short of the sweeping actions civil rights groups are demanding; the administration says there is more to come.

The Biden White House will be the first administration to make ASL interpreters a regular fixture at news briefings.

It’s unlikely that all of this changed too much.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) offered procedural objection to the forthcoming impeachment trial, prompting a test vote that showed deep support in the GOP ranks for a theory questioning the constitutionality of impeaching a former president.

Biden has said for weeks he’s aiming for 1 million coronavirus vaccinations a day. On Monday he raised the bar.

Want a Congress that looks like those of the late 1990s? Only 1-in-5 members of the House and Senate were around then.