This is how an administration should be formed. Todd only objects because of the diversity.

A county commissioner in Idaho on Wednesday blamed Republican leaders after people opposing COVID-19 safety measures frightened her children.

This ruling by the Supreme Court should be the last word, but I'm told that the crazies (i.e., the vast majority of Republican voters) don't think it's over.

Jake Tapper and guests had some choice words for the “Trump Rigged-Election Caucus” that keeps signing on to BS efforts to overturn the presidential election results because it’s politically expedient.

"Trying to get electors not to do what the people voted to do is madness," said Romney.

Unvetted Mexican nationals have been smuggled into the U.S. and hired by federal contractors to guard Trump’s border wall, designed to keep them out. The corruption is even worse than that, according to two whistleblowers.

To hell with trying to keep the American people safe from spreading the pandemic as long as we got the herd immunity going. That's not leadership, it's cowardice.

The Lead host wonders why, when Trump could be touting this great vaccine achievement, he instead decides to go off the rails with these "deranged lies" about having won the election.

Scarborough pointed out how the media “screwed up” during Trump’s initial 2016 campaign, stating that much of the blame could be centered on the amount of coverage devoted to the Clinton email scandal.

A bipartisan group of senators is seeking to rally lawmakers in both parties behind a $908 billion framework that includes a $300-per-week pandemic jobless benefit and $160 billion for states and local governments