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Susan Collins is Susan-Collins-ing Again

By Philip Elliott

Joe Manchin May Have Saved the Climate Fight

By Justin Worland

Did Schumer Dupe Republicans Or Outsmart Them

By Eric Cortellessa

Yes, Same-Sex Marriage Is Now Vulnerable

By Philip Elliott
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Jim Clyburn's Long Quest for Black Political Power

The South Carolina congressman's influence in Democratic politics is as far-reaching as it is unsung

By Molly Ball/Columbia, S.C.

Trump Refused Multiple Requests to Call Off Mob, Jan. 6 Panel Details

Trump's refused multiple requests from his allies to call off the mob at the Capitol.

By Eric Cortellessa

Welcome to the New Era of Political Memoir, Where Leaving Readers Uneasy Is the Point

Lis Smith and Tim Miller, two former campaign operatives, have just published transparently scandalous memoirs.

By Philip Elliott

How Bennie Thompson and Liz Cheney Turned the Jan. 6 Hearings Into Must-See TV

Thompson and Cheney plan to tie a bow around the narrative they have been piecing together over the last six weeks.

By Eric Cortellessa

Why Joe Manchin Does Not Care if His Party Hates Him

He values his constituents’ contempt of Washington far more than he fears his colleagues’ contempt of him.

By Philip Elliott

Maryland's Primary Could Fuel Bogus Voter Fraud Claims. It Didn't Have to Be That Way

The state won't count mailed-in ballots until Thursday. That could needlessly fuel conspiracy theories.

By Philip Elliott

Why Biden's Polling Is So Terrible

There is a sense of dread among Democrats about Joe Biden. He seems to be missing moments. Those around him are making errors.

By Philip Elliott

Lawmaker Helping Lead Jan. 6 Hearing First Fled Vietnam, Then Capitol Rioters

Murphy is set to lead the next Jan. 6 hearing. She tells TIME how her career, and in some ways her whole life, has led her here.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Back Booth: After Highland Park, a Liberal and a Conservative Talk Guns

Welcome to The Back Booth, a weekend edition of The D.C. Brief in which we host a conversation between political professionals on the right and the left.

By Philip Elliott

Trump Blew Up Republicans' Faith in the Presidency. We May Never Get it Back.

A meager 23% of Americans have faith in the presidency—the office, not the officeholder—according to Gallup.

By Philip Elliott

Trump Would Love the Reality-Show Flair of the Jan. 6 Hearings if He Weren't the Target

Tuesday's hearing demonstrated how the committee is using Trump's Apprentice-honed tactics to keep viewers hooked.

By Philip Elliott

Trumpism Has Hijacked Colorado's Shrinking GOP. That Has National Implications.

Democrats, perhaps overly confident that the election deniers can’t win in November, are throwing money at GOP races to sway the outcomes.

By Philip Elliott

Democrats Want Biden to Do More on Abortion, But He Faces Tricky Legal Challenges

“Federally, we’re at a dead end," a House Democratic aide says.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Fall of Roe May Save Democrats in the Midterms, at Least in the Suburbs

College-educated women in the suburbs, a group that often decides elections, were particularly galvanized by Friday's ruling.

By Philip Elliott

By Overturning Roe v. Wade, Supreme Court Makes Abortion a Top Election Issue

Abortion is now expected to be a core issue for campaigns across the country.

By Eric Cortellessa

The Perspectives to Read on Roe v. Wade Today

This is a good time to listen to those who have spent time considering Roe’s impact and what a post-Roe world might look like.

By Philip Elliott
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