Never-Trump Republicans crowned a new hero last week with the emergence of Rep. Liz Cheney, the party's No. 3 leader in the House, who accused President Trump of the biggest "betrayal" in White House history and voted for his impeachment. Published January 18, 2021
Rep. Liz Cheney's vote to impeach President Trump put her political future in jeopardy back home in Wyoming, revealed a state GOP official. Published January 17, 2021
President Trump's job approval rating held firm despite becoming the first president impeached twice and weathering blame for the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Published January 17, 2021
John Weaver, a co-founder of the anti-Trump conservative group Lincoln Project, admitted Friday to sending several men sexually explicit messages and propositions for sex, according to a report. Published January 15, 2021
Rep. Liz Cheney's vote to impeach President Trump put her political future in jeopardy back home in Wyoming, revealed a state GOP official. Published January 15, 2021
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has earned the dubious distinction of being named the "2020 Porker of the Year" for his big spending and botched handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Published January 14, 2021
With President Trump's fate at stake, dozens of House members on Wednesday cast their votes by proxy, under special coronavirus rules allowing them to offer their input through the use of a designated voter. And in doing so, they may have given Mr. Trump a legal angle to challenge the move. Published January 13, 2021
President Trump on Sunday ordered U.S. flags flown at half-staff out of respect for two United States Capitol Police officers who died in connection with riots last week at the Capitol building. Published January 10, 2021
Sen. David Perdue on Friday conceded the Georgia runoff election to Jon Ossoff, accepting a defeat that gave Democrats control of the Senate and a complete hold on power in Washington. Published January 8, 2021
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos became the second Cabinet secretary to resign Thursday over the Capitol riots the previous day. Published January 7, 2021
President Trump abruptly canceled plans to travel to Camp David on Thursday, instead opting to hunker down at the White House amid a growing backlash over the protest violence in Washington a day earlier. Published January 7, 2021
Congress confirmed the Electoral College vote count early Thursday morning and President-elect Joseph R. Biden's victory, finishing its work after an all-night joint session and a day of mob violence on Capitol Hill. Published January 7, 2021
Republican Party officials from across the country are not blaming President Trump for the party's defeats in Georgia's runoffs but instead are rallying to make election security its top priority in the next cycle. Published January 6, 2021
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Sunday compared Republican senators' plans to challenge the presidential election results to "Don Quixote jousting at windmills." Published January 3, 2021
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine called for a commission to investigate election security, citing "potential fraud or fraud" in the November presidential election. Published January 3, 2021
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday said Republicans wouldn't be "bullied" into a scattershot handout of $2,000 stimulus checks, declaring the effort all but dead in the upper chamber. Published December 30, 2020
President Trump on Saturday went on a Twitter tear, railing against election fraud and Congress' coronavirus relief package and annual defense policy bill. Published December 26, 2020
President-elect Joseph R. Biden introduced Miguel Cardona as his pick for education secretary Wednesday, declaring the public school chief from Connecticut to be "as American as apple pie and rice and beans." Published December 23, 2020
President Trump on Tuesday handed out 20 pardons and commutations, including two to men snared in former special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe and three to Republican former congressmen. Published December 22, 2020
President Trump on Saturday downplayed the widespread hack of government systems and Russia's involvement, contradicting his secretary of state. The president tweeted that the "lamestream" media exaggerated the scale of the cyberattack and continued to be fixated on "Russia, Russia, Russia." Published December 19, 2020
