Breaking down Trump’s immunity case
This is the first time a court has ever been asked to rule on whether a former president can be prosecuted.
This week at SCOTUS: Abortion, housing, Starbucks, and Trump
For the first time since Dobbs, the Supreme Court will weigh how far states can go in banning abortion.
The presidential race is — and always has been — tied
Every poll you see should be considered through that same lens.
The week fluidity returned to Congress
A textbook Congress is a more fluid Congress is a more representative Congress is a more trusted Congress.
How the speakership has changed Mike Johnson
Plus, breaking down the details of the four foreign aid bills.
Johnson, Greene, and the Republican identity crisis
The chaos of the House Republican majority is representative of a party in transition.
January 6th arrives at the Supreme Court
Today’s dispute over an obscure law stemming from the Enron scandal could defang some of the most serious charges against Donald Trump.
Trump on trial
Everything you need to know about Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial as jury selection gets underway in New York.
“Senators are people too”: Inside the bipartisan data privacy push
Congress has never passed a comprehensive data privacy bill in the digital era. Two lawmakers are trying to change that.
How to get Congress moving again
Proposing some ideas for a small-scale government reform agenda.