The Jim Jordan speakership fiasco shows that Republicans have grown so comfortable with threats and intimidation, they’re now turning on each other.

It really sucks to be a member of Congress on most days. And as the GOP spirals through a second week of not electing a speaker, some are eyeing the exits.

I’ve been to three ReAwaken America events. This one, starring Alex Jones and Roseanne Barr, was off the charts.

The anti-LGBTQ attacks of Bud Light and Target are no mere boycotts—the aim is to intimidate companies into submission.

The growing political violence in this country is a serious threat.

Someone attacked multiple houses of faith, an elected official, and even a police officer. Where are all the columnists calling for civility?

The Texas governor seems bent on out-MAGAing his Florida rival. People are going to get hurt.

This could incite political violence against the judge and his family.

The far-right Georgia congresswoman said she’ll join the protests herself.

Trump argued that filing charges against him would lead to major violence.

At this year’s CPAC, the unifying myth of the Big Lie—and a funhouse-mirror version of the Capitol riot—has fully taken hold.

The Democratic attorney general is the latest target in growing antisemitism and political violence in this country.

The Colorado congresswoman referenced a biblical verse calling for the death of an enemy. Then she laughed.

The rise of a violent far right is forcing a growing number of citizens to consider emigrating to other countries. Some vulnerable minorities fear they may have no choice.

After video footage was released, the right began to seize on minor details, like what Paul Pelosi was wearing, overlooking the other graphic details of the attack.

Solomon Peña refused to accept his election loss, and Albuquerque police have called him an “election denier.”

These most recent incidents are part of an alarming nationwide trend.

Outlet after outlet is questioning the possibility of a Democratic victory this midterm election.

New evidence reveals that Paul Pelosi's suspected attacker wasn't just looking for the House speaker. He also wanted to lure someone else entirely.

The violent attack left Paul Pelosi with a skull fracture. Republicans somehow find that funny.