Republicans

Trump’s TikTok Extension Flouts the Law. Republicans Say That’s Just Fine.

By Nuha Dolby, Emily Kennard and Samuel Larreal
Johnson and Thune Emerge From White House Meeting Without Consensus on Reconciliation

By Riley Rogerson and Reese Gorman
Republicans Have a Novel Defense for Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons: It’s Biden’s Fault

By John T. Seward, Mark Alfred and Torrence Banks
How Far Will Republicans Push the Law to Undo Biden’s Agenda?

By Anna Kramer
Republicans and Democrats Have Their Doubts About Trump’s Vision of ‘Manifest Destiny’

By Katherine Swartz and Anna Kramer
The Laken Riley Act Has the Votes to Pass Over Democratic Objections

By Ben T.N. Mause
Republicans Insist They’ll Work Out A Tax Deal by Johnson’s Reconciliation Deadline

By Emily Kennard
What’s to Blame for California’s Fires? Some Republicans Say DEI.

By Torrence Banks
Republicans Don’t Want to Talk About Scott Bessent’s Work With George Soros

By Claire Heddles
The Laken Riley Act Could Reshape Immigration. Advocates Say Democrats Don’t Get It.

By Casey Murray
Trump’s Cabinet Picks Will Give Bill Cassidy an Early 2026 Test

By Helen Huiskes
Pete Hegseth’s Fight Against ‘Wokeness’ Could Reshape Military Schools

By Torrence Banks and Shifra Dayak
Republicans Aren’t Actually Sure Mass Deportations Are a Political Winner

By Casey Murray
Desperate Democrats See Reason for Optimism in the 2025 Special Elections

By Shifra Dayak
Trump Is Souring on Mike Johnson and May Not Back Him in January

By Reese Gorman
House Republicans Are Seething Over Mike Johnson’s Government Funding Plan

By Reese Gorman, Katherine Swartz and Helen Huiskes
How Far Can Granola Conservatives Get in a Lunchables GOP?

By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Ben T.N. Mause
How Dave McCormick Won and Created a Blueprint for Republican Campaigns

By Alex Roarty
Trump Gained With Asian American Voters. Now Republicans Are Working to Keep Them.

By Shifra Dayak and Torrence Banks
Republicans in Virginia Are Confident They Can Break a Decade-Long Political Curse

By Amelia Benavides-Colón
Court Filings Place Matt Gaetz at a Second Drug-Fueled Party in 2017

By Jose Pagliery
Mike Johnson Doesn’t Want the Gaetz Ethics Report Released

By Helen Huiskes and Reese Gorman
Farm-Friendly Republicans Insist Trump’s Tariff Agenda Will Be Just Fine

By Nuha Dolby
Republicans Are Starting to Ask a New Question: Do They Need to Be More Like Trump to Win?

By Alex Roarty
Matt Gaetz Will Test the Limits of Senate Republicans’ Fealty to Trump

By Casey Murray and Evan McMorris-Santoro
John Cornyn Is Fighting to Be GOP Leader. He May Also Be Fighting for His Political Life.

By Casey Murray
Mark Robinson’s Campaign Insists It’s Actually Fine That Trump Is Staying Away

By Calen Razor
Trump Spent Years Vilifying Early Voting. Now, Republicans Are Willing to Sue for More.

By Anna Kramer
Internal Frustration With Republicans’ Senate Committee Is Spiking, With Close Races on the Line

By Alex Roarty and Nuha Dolby
Mark Robinson Is Definitely North Carolina Republicans’ Candidate. Democrats Are Swooping In.

By Calen Razor