Russell Berman

“I’d rather my house not get firebombed.”

In the sweep of history, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s time in Congress will be a blip.

Gerrymandering efforts look different after Election Day.

The reinterpretation of a 19th-century law could reopen it.

Democrats are ready to match the GOP’s gerrymandering ruthlessness. Will voters go along?

They’ve clearly succeeded in elevating the issue of health care.

Democrats surrendered a spending fight in March—and it all but foretold the October shutdown.

They’re old.

Their threat to match Republican gerrymandering could be difficult to fulfill.

The political fallout from Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” begins.