Matt Ford

The company’s lawsuits against Rudy Giuliani and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell have laid bare the cynical scam at the heart of conservative media.

America wasn’t ready for the pandemic. Reckoning with those mistakes is the only way it won’t be worse the next time.

The justices are hearing a new challenge involving the landmark 1965 law—and the Roberts Court is even more conservative than last time.

His postpresidency will be an exhausting and expensive parade of legal battles.

The former president’s lawyers rested their case in the Senate impeachment trial with a simple, ridiculous claim: He’s the real victim here.

Yet that’s the problem: Senate Republicans are anything but reasonable.

With a few notable exceptions, these lawmakers have forfeited any claim to decency or patriotism during Trump’s impeachment trial.

President Trump’s lawyers swung wildly between incompetence and malevolence in an embarrassing presentation.

The president’s counsel will try to convince Congress to forget the months leading up to the Capitol riots.

He’s misreading the Constitution and claiming to be the real victim of the Capitol riots.

After losing both Senate seats to Democrats, the state’s GOP legislators have proposed a spate of new voter suppression laws.

The Georgia congresswoman doesn’t care about legislating anyway, so why won’t the GOP remove her from committees?

Joe Biden has the chance to curtail a corrupt practice that official Washington has long ignored.

What happens when our luck runs out?

Nobody does more to dismember the hollow mythology of the “world’s greatest deliberative body” than that body’s members.

The Senate Minority Leader’s too-clever-by-half demands may push Democrats to throw over the Jim Crow–era relic once and for all.

The lessons of Brexit remind us that being part of these United States is a really great deal.

The president goes out on a seamy and haphazard note, pardoning those who did crimes on his behalf.

Having given up on being a party for which a majority of Americans might vote, the GOP looks to further tilt the playing field in their favor.

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