The allegations against Brett Kavanaugh highlight the lack of justice in society for women wronged by men.

Democrats didn't hold back on the Supreme Court nominee and his Republican defenders, but their end game is less assured.

President Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court should be sailing through the Senate. Instead, his situation is only getting worse.

Their refusal to seek documents from the Supreme Court nominee's tenure as George W. Bush's staff secretary is starting to look suspicious.

A bipartisan bill to protect the special counsel from Trump is gaining traction, but many hurdles remain—including the president himself.

Hillary Clinton's comments about middle America speak to a broader disconnect in the party. But Trump presents an opportunity.

They can put Republicans on the spot in several uncomfortable ways.

Republicans' health care legislation is on the fritz. Here's what it'll take to grind it to a halt indefinitely.

Senate Republicans claim their secretive health care process is no different than the Democrats' Obamacare passage. It's a lie, and they know it.

Forget Nixon. Trump is more like Andrew Jackson than Tricky Dick—and the consequences of his crimes will be far more devastating.

They shouldn't even bother.

There are a few reasons. Political calculation isn't one of them.

If conservatives really believe Trump should be denied the presidency, they will encourage Republicans to fill the Supreme Court vacancy with all deliberate speed.