Tim Miller joins Katy Tur to take on the pitiful state of Congress. Why are Republican senators too scared of Trump to use ...

Cameron Kasky and Tim Miller take a look at the latest right-wing push to ban gun ownership for trans people. It’s a move ...

George Conway explains to Sarah Longwell the week’s most important legal news—from the Epstein files and Harvard’s lawsuit to ...

At their latest conference, GOP figures pushed a “heritage American” caste system, openly embraced authoritarian power grabs, and even flirted with overturning gay marriage. The movement is fractured ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), one of the four Republicans willing to buck the party line and support the Epstein files ...

ssors—have used the loaded and inaccurate term “nullification” to describe it. The administration’s apologists argue that the grand juries are acting lawlessly. Its critics mean to convey that the ...

Sam, Will and Jonathan react to testimony from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at today’s hearing in front of the Senate ...

Mark Hertling joins Tim Miller. joins Tim Miller.

Andrew Egger went to the National Conservatism conference so you wouldn’t have to, and God bless him for it. But one NatCon ...

He’s hardly the only right-wing media personality at this crossroads. The most dynamic figures in that ecosystem aren’t all that into Trump anymore. They’re moving on to other stories (in the case of ...

National conservatives have the power they’ve been craving. What they can’t seem to agree on is what to do with it.

On this week’s episode, Alyssa has read King’s Ransom and Peter and Sonny have watched Akira Kurasawa’s High and Low, the two works Spike Lee’s new movie, Highest 2 Lowest, are based on.