The Colorado Supreme Court made the right decision in disqualifying Trump from office. Now, how about those other insurrectionists in Congress?

At long last, are the doors closing in on him?

Representative Madison Cawthorn was fined by the House Ethics Committee for violating congressional conflict of interest rules.

Trump’s recent losses are heartening. But that doesn’t mean a post-Trump GOP will be good for America.

It’s normally a good sign when a political party sheds an embarrassing extremist. This is something different.

Now Marjorie Taylor Greene calls three GOP senators “pro-pedophile.” These people are sociopaths.

The end of the formal ban on the practice will force Capitol Hill’s MAGA performance artists to do some real legislative work for a change.

The ex–first daughter may cooperate with the committee. John Eastman definitely will not. And the Supreme Court deals Donald Trump another setback.

A group of North Carolina voters have employed a Reconstruction-era law to try to boot the controversial lawmaker from office.

The House minority leader is raising suspicions about what GOP lawmakers might have said on the phone during the riot.

His potential Democratic opponent unloads on the Berchtesgaden-visiting congressman for his latest over-the-top remarks.

With the GOP giving up on governing, the future belongs to the cranks.

Can members of Congress trust each other to keep their colleagues safe?

Corporations are temporarily turning off the money tap after helping to fund an insurrection. Let’s make the change permanent.

He could be a rising star of the party or an alt-right Trojan horse. Or maybe there’s no difference between the two.