THE PLUM LINE

We know the conservative media already can't help themselves. What will GOP senators do?

A presidential run by Liz Cheney or Adam Kinzinger could be just what the party needs to recover its marbles.

Why a defeat for Russia would have seismic long-term implications.

Turns out the Senate hopeful from Georgia and Donald Trump aren't just good friends; they also share an approach to business.

New comments about Putin and nuclear weapons raise alarms about a second Trump term.

One Mississippi educator was fired for reading kids a silly book about butts.

Florida Republicans are undermining solar power, and other red states could follow.

Jennifer Griffin's challenge to a right-wing talking point on Ukraine produces a revealing moment.

From shocking anti-abortion regulations to laws targeting trans kids and their families, state-level GOP radicalism only gets worse.

Time to bury the idea that Trump "really believed" the 2020 election was stolen.

Today, Mitch McConnell wants to take food out of kids' mouths. Just wait until Republicans actually take power.

Image a world in which a foreign crisis didn't cost us more money at the pump.

Cheney's incendiary charge captures an essential truth about Trump and today's GOP.

Is there a message that will both energize Democrats’ base and persuade voters in the middle to turn on the GOP?

What the conservative media wants is chaos and destruction, and the convoy isn't delivering.

A ban on Russian oil would badly hobble Vladimir Putin, but there are reasons it's so hard.

Scott wants to amp up resentment of the poor; McConnell hears echoes of Mitt Romney's "47 percent."